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we can take the slope between the points (11 , f(11) ) and ( 13, f(13) )
can you do it with me like the other one? i like how you do each step
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we have points ( 11, 12 ) ( 13, 22) slope = ( 22 - 12 ) / ( 13 - 11)
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so 5?
thats it? @perl
yes thats what i got :)
unless there is some other technique they want us to use
nope, just wanted to make sure, thank you again!
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it seems logical to use the points closest to 12, thats why i chose 11 and 13
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