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If the slope of two points comes out to be 1/-1, then can I use it simplified as -1 to get the slope intercept and point slope form instead of the fraction?
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yes, because \(\frac{1}{-1}=-1\)
just like if you computed the slope and got \(\frac{6}{2}\) you would use \(3\) the fraction is just the way of computing the slope if it turns out to be a whole number then that is what you use
^ What he said :)
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Now you know :) Though you never talk to me @satellite73 But maybe one day...(Still waiting)
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i never talk to anyone just anti social
Thank you :)
satellite never talks to anyone, that's why he has smartscore 100
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