Help! How would I find the gradient of ( -5, 10/3) & (4, 6)
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Help! How would I find the gradient of ( -5, 10/3) & (4, 6)

[From: ] [author: ] [Date: 11-07-04] [Hit: ]
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I've been sick recently so I missed out on the lessons :/
Thanks if you answer my Q

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(6-10/3)/(4--5) =
(8/3)/9 = 8/27

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the formula for gradient is y2-y1/x2-x1 or simply rise/run
(6-10/3)/4-5
(2 2/3)/-1
m= -2 2/3

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Use a hydrogen wavelength calculator

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m = ( 6 - 10/3 ) / ( 4 + 5 )

m = (9/3) / 9

m = 1/3
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