What is the slope of a line with one point at (6,3) and another point at (8,2)

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Heyoo. I hope this helps you! If you don’t understand, feel free to ask me anything so I can help. There is a formula that I used to solve it (it is included in the picture and properly labelled).

Keep in mind that it even though I labelled (6,3) as x1 and y1 respectively, you can also label them x2 and y2 and label (8,2) as x1 and y1 and still get the same answer.

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