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Chapter 2: Q58. (page 80)

Find the slope of the line that passes through each pair of points. (Lesson 2-3)

58. 1,-3, 3,3

Short Answer

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The slope of the required straight line is 3.

Step by step solution

01

– State the concept

The slope of a straight-line passing through the points h,k and a,b is given as m=b-ka-h.

02

– List the given data

It is given that the line passes through 1,-3 and 3,3.

Then, h,k=1,-3 and a,b=3,3.

03

– Find the slope

Put h,k=1,-3and a,b=3,3in m=b-ka-hto get,

m=3鈭�鈭�33鈭�1=3+32=62=3

So, m=3

So, the slope of the required straight line is 3.

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