slope = -2
Mathematics, 22.05.2020 05:10 Pooh1189
Match each set of points with the slope of the line formed by the ordered pairs
slope = -2
(0,0) and (2.1)
slope = 1/2
(1.-3) and (-1,-3)
zero slope
(0.7) and (2.4)
slope = -3/2
(0.-1) and (2.-5)
no slope
(-1.3) and (-1,-3)
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Match each set of points with the slope of the line formed by the ordered pairs
slope = -2
slope = -2
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