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Find the slope between points (1, 3) and (4, 5)
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Do you have graph paper?
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y2-y1 ----- x2-x1 first you do... 5-3 ---- 4-1 then you get--->2/1 this is your slope
Just use the formula y2-y1/x2-x1 to solve for slope. Once we pluck in the points, we get- 5-3/4-1=2/3 and 2/3 is our slope.
sorry 4-1 is 3
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slope is 2/3
lol its okay abneraguila ^_^
Get graph paper. :) These are very easy to do if you just draw the two points, then count the rise and run. (see attached).
Also, you need to know that UP and RIGHT is positive. (that means LEFT and DOWN are negative). In this case, both the rise and run are positive.
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