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MEDAL What does it mean to the rise over run when the slope is an integer? a. the rise number is one c. the run part of the slope is going to be one b. the run number is always negative d. there will be no slope

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A.

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The answer is C. If your slope is an integer, remember that the denominator is understood to be 1. So, the run part of an integer slope is going to be 1. For example, if the slope is 3, you want to think of it as 3/1. You would rise up 3 and run right 1 from any point on the line to get another point on the line.

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