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What is the slope of the line with an -intercept of 4 and a -intercept of –3?
4 years ago

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oobleck
The line with intercepts a and b is
x/a + y/b = 1
So your line has the equation
x/4 + y/-3 = 1
Multiply that by -3 and you have
-3/4 x + y = -3
y = 3/4 x - 3
so the slope is 3/4
4 years ago

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