Whats the slope of (-6,-2) and (4,8)

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which would make the slope equal to 10/10 or 1.Rise is the difference between the y-values.Run is the difference between the x-values.The slope is 1.m=(8+2)/(4+6) = (10/10) = 1-m = (8-(-2))/(4-(-6)) = 1-1 iku if u go to lhs........

10/10 = 1

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Ok so to find the slope u use this formula:
Y2-y1 over x2-x1
So -6is "y2" and -2 is "x2"
And 4is "y1" and 8 is "x1"
So subtract -6-4=-10 and sub
-2-8=-10
You will get -10/-10 and u divide and will get 1. Your slope is one.

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Simple rule to remember in determining the slope between two points: Rise over run.

m = (y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1)

m = (8 - (-2)) / (4 - (-6))

m = 10 / 10

m = 1

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To find the slope you just follow the formula: m=y2-y1/x2-x1.
So, m=8+2/4+6, which would make the slope equal to 10/10 or 1.

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Slope = Rise/Run

Rise is the difference between the y-values.
Run is the difference between the x-values.

-6-4=-10
-2-8=-10

-10/-10=1

The slope is 1.

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The equation for the slope is

m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

In this case:

m=(8+2)/(4+6) = (10/10) = 1

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m = (8-(-2))/(4-(-6)) = 1

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1 iku if u go to lhs..

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