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What is the slope between the points (5,-7) and (-7,1)?

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SCORPION-xisa [38]4 years ago

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I hope this helps you

(5,-7) x'=5 y'= -7

(-7,1) x"= -7 y"=1

slope. (x'-x")=y'-y"

slope. (5-(-7))= -7-1

slope. 12= -8

slope =-8/12

slope = -2/3

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