How do you find the slope of (0.2, -0.9), (0.5, -0.9) (0.2,−0.9),(0.5,−0.9)?

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Patrick H.
Jul 27, 2016

Subtract the first y-variable from the second y-variable and divide that by the first x-variable subtracted from the second x-variable.

Explanation:

(-0.9--0.9)/(0.5-0.2)−0.9−−0.90.5−0.2 = (-0.9+0.9)/(0.5-0.2)−0.9+0.90.5−0.2=0/0.300.3= 00

The slope is 00.

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