Please help:
What is the slope of the hypotenuses of the triangles in simplest form?
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Please help:
What is the slope of the hypotenuses of the triangles in simplest form?
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anonymous · Answer

Are we to find the length of both hypotenuses?

anonymous · Answer

Oh, this asks for slope. I'm not good at slope. :(

timinthor · Answer

No, the slope of the hypotenus

timinthor · Answer

Isnt slope $$X1 - X2/Y1-Y2$$

vocaloid · Answer

other way around

(the y's are in the numerator and the x's are in the denominator)

vocaloid · Answer

(y1-y2)/(x1-x2)

timinthor · Answer

Im confused because if that is the case how would you do it because there are 3 coordinates

timinthor · Answer

Like how would you do that with all 3 cooridinates

princeharryyy · Answer

take any two points and solve for slope. that's it.

timinthor · Answer

so is it -5/-2 ? @princeharryyy  and @TheInspector

princeharryyy · Answer

2/5

timinthor · Answer

Could i be any further off XD how did you get 2/5?

princeharryyy · Answer

(4-2)/(10-5)

timinthor · Answer

ohh i just did it wrong lol, thank you @princeharryyy

princeharryyy · Answer

:D pellet happens.

princeharryyy · Answer

s h i t *

timinthor · Answer

lol