What equation can be used to show that the slope of the line is the same between any two points?

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If you think about slopes it will always be rise over run! Think of rise as climbing a mountain and run as in walking on the mountain you just climbed. In order to find an equation of any problem, you first need to look at a graph for your first clue. See if the line goes straight through the corners of certain places on the graph. If so than you just count rise over run!
In conclusion my thesis or solution for your question would be C.

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