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How do you find the slope of(-1/2,-2) & (-3/2,1)?
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what you wanna do is use this slope formula: m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1), where m is the slope
I know how to do that but what do we do with the fraction to get it to be one whole number?
@vanpai you just have to work with the fractions. no one says a slope is a whole number.
if you use the formula you will get: m=((1)-(-2))/((-3/2)-(-1/2)) m=(3)/(-2/2)=(3)/(-1)=-3
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