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Really need help! If a line goes through points (-2, 9) and (0, 3), what is its slope? -3 3 6 -1/3
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Slope = difference in y divided by difference in x. Subtract the y-coordinates. In the same order, subtract the x-coordinates. Divide the first result by the second result. That is the slope.
So 9-3=6 -2-0=-2 So 6 divided by 2? =3? or -3?
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You are correct in the operations you did. 6/(-2) = -3 The slope is -3. When you divide positive by negative, you get negative.
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