How do I find slope on a graph?

1 answer:

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 WE CAN FIND SLOPE ON A GRAPH BY USING BELOW FORMULA :-

If two point on graph are given.

such that ,

there coordinates are (x,y) & (x' ,y').

Then,

$m = \frac{ {y}^{.} - y}{{x}^{.} - x}$

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