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if the slope of the line that passes through the given pair of points is 13, find the value of X.
(-1/4,1/6) and (1/3,x)
7 years ago

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Answered by Anonymous

slope= (1/6-x)/(-1/4-1/3)
multiply numberator and denominator by (12/12)
slope= (2-12x)/(-3-4)
13(-7)=2-12x
12x=2+91
x= 93/12
check my work.
7 years ago

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