Find the slope of the point, and reduce the lowest terms
(7,3)(9,3)

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05-06-2014
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Find the slope of the point, and reduce the lowest terms
(7,3)(9,3)

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AL2006idn AL2006idn · Answer 1 · 2014-06-05T21:13:29-04:00

AL2006idn AL2006idn

05-06-2014

A point doesn't have a slope. A line has. You need to find the slope of the line that these 2 points are on. The slope is

(the difference of the 'y' values) divided by (the difference of the 'x' values)

That appears to be zero. It's a horizontal line.

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