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Find the slope of the line when the points are (6,6) and (7,0)
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Slope = (y-y1)/(x-x1)
y = 6, y1 = 0 x = 6, x1 = 7
\[m = \frac {0-6}{7-6} \]
therefore: -6 --- 1 final slope = -6.
The answer is -6
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It's supposed to be: M = (6-0)/(6-7) = 6/-1=-6
what would the answer be if you flipped the points around?
it would be the same
Yes, it will
doesn't matter which point u pick to use for y1 or y
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just make sure to flip the x1 and x as well
i mean, yes it will remain the same
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