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Chapter 4: Q. 603 (page 568)

In the following exercises, model each slope. Draw a picture to show your results.

32

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The slope is modeled as follows,

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Step 1. Given Information   

We are given a slope 32,

We have to model the given slope.

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Step 2. Modeling the slope 

It can be seen that the rise is 3and the run is 2, so the picture is as follows,

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