SOLUTION: Find the slope of the line connecting (3, - 4) and (-5, 2)
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Question 60679: Find the slope of the line connecting (3, - 4) and (-5, 2)
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slope=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
slope=(2+4)/(-5-3)
slope=6/-8
slope=-3/4
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