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What is the slope of (-8,-3) and (4,-6)

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jekas [21]3 years ago

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The slope is -1/4.

Assuming you know the rise over run method, at point (-8, -3) you go down once (-1) and to the right 4 (+4) to get to the next point on the line. When you convert it to a fraction, the slope is -1/4.

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