SOLUTION: Points (2,4) and (5,__) lie on a line whose slope is 7/3.
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Question 395218: Points (2,4) and (5,__) lie on a line whose slope is 7/3.
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Points (2,4) and (5,__) lie on a line whose slope is 7/3.
slope = m = (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
(x-4)/(5-2)= 7/3
(x-4) = 3*7/3
x-4=7
x=11
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(5,11)
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