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3 years ago

The line passes through the points (-5,0) and (-1,-4) The slope of the line is

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kotykmax [81]3 years ago

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Answer:

-1.

Step-by-step explanation:

First, you find the distance from the first x coordinate to the second. This is done by doing -5 - -1 (aka -5 + 1), which equals -4. Then, you find the distance form the first y coordinate to the second. THis is done by doing 0 - -4 (aka 0 + 4), which equals 4. Then, you divide the distance of the y's over the distance of the x's, which gets you the slope, which is -1. Hope this helped!

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