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Find the slope of the line
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Where's the line? @yungkrystal
I found.. :P
I attached the picture of the line
Take any two points on the graph. Let's take (-6, -2) and (6, 1). Plug them in the slope formula: \(m = \dfrac{y_2-y_1}{x_2-x_1}\). \(m = \dfrac{1+2}{6+6}\) Add: \(m = \dfrac{3}{12}\) Can you simplify the fraction? @yungkrystal
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Yep, so that's the slope!
Stupid thing auto submitted my test smh I gotta redo it. Hold on I will neeed help in a second.
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