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,,,,,,,,,hi help pls

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aliya0001 [1]2 years ago

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Answer: slope is 0
to find the slope , you have to subtract y-es and divide them by x-es.(delta y/ delta x)
so,
(-6,-2) (-7,-2)
slope: -2-(-2)/-7-(-6)
slope:0/ -1
slope: 0
which looks on the graph like this:

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