if (-3, 5) arw two points on a graph of a line, what is the slope of the line and why?

if (-3, 5) and (5,9)

 

are two points on a graph of a line, what is the slope of the line and why?
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strate line thru 2 points: (-3,5) (5,9)

deltax=5-(-3)=8

deltay=9-5=4

slope=deltay / deltax=2
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