How do you find the slope of the line passing through the points A(-2,-6) and B(6,9)?

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Ryuu
Dec 9, 2016

The slope of the line is #15/8#.

Explanation:

The formula we are using is #m=(y_"2"-y_"1")/(x_"2"-x_"1")#
=> where #m# is the slope, #y# is the y-component of a point, #x# is the x-component.

#m=(y_"2"-y_"1")/(x_"2"-x_"1")#

#=(-6-9)/(-2-6)#

#=(-15)/(-8)#

#=15/8#

The slope of the line is #15/8#.

Hope this helps :)

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