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    This document discusses calculating the slope of a line. It provides an example of finding the rise, run, and slope from a figure. It then asks to find the slope from two pairs of points and from two linear equations by using the formula for slope which is rise over run.

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    This document discusses calculating the slope of a line. It provides an example of finding the rise, run, and slope from a figure. It then asks to find the slope from two pairs of points and from two linear equations by using the formula for slope which is rise over run.

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    ACTIVITY – Slope of a Line

    A. Given the figure below:

    Find the following:


    1. rise
    2. run
    3. slope

    B. Find the slope of the line given the following pair of points:
    1. (0, 2) & (1, 8)
    2. (−1, 8) & (−2, −5)

    C. Find the slope of the following linear equations.


    1. 2𝑥 − 3𝑦 = 6
    2. 7 − 4𝑦 − 20𝑥 = 0

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