A line contains the points (82, −96) and (87, −86) .What is the slope of the line in simplified form?

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A line contains the points  (82, −96) and (87, −86) .What is the slope of the line in simplified form?

3mar · Answer

May I help?

gamenerd123 · Answer

Yes please, I could use it

3mar · Answer

Thank you.

gamenerd123 · Answer

The question is above
A line contains the points  (82, −96) and (87, −86) .What is the slope of the line in simplified form?

3mar · Answer

Time for pray -15 min!

Can we proceed after the pray?

gamenerd123 · Answer

Um uhhh ok

3mar · Answer

In order not to waste your time and let you wait a long, take that please . Hope that helps

gamenerd123 · Answer

Oh okay

3mar · Answer

Any Help... Any time.
salam!

I will be back within 15 min In Sha' Allah

gamenerd123 · Answer

Well I don't want to keep you here all day so I guess I'll wait for others to help, your probably busy

3mar · Answer

No I am not busy.
I am going to pray (15 min) and come back.

That's it!

mathmale · Answer

Nerd:  3mar has given you the correct formula for "slope of a straight line."  I hope you'll take that formula and the two given points and get started calculating the slope.

gamenerd123 · Answer

No it helped, but I have more questions and I don't wanna keep him here.

mathmale · Answer

Here are the points:  (82, −96) and (87, −86) 


You could let $$x _{1}=82$$

mathmale · Answer

and $$x _{2}=87$$

mathmale · Answer

If you've finished that problem, then please close this post and open a new one.  Thx.