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if the slope of the line is passing through the points (-2,3),(4,∆) is -5/3 then find the value of ∆​

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Answered by bethamsriharsha
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Answer:

∆=-7

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Answered by RetroWolfyy
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Slope Formula:

y2-y1/x2-x1

First, let's solve what we already know.

∆-3/4-(-2) = -5/3

∆-3/6 = -5/3

Now, we know that ∆​ has to be a number that when subtract equals a number that can be divided by 2 to get -5.

(x − 3) * (3) = (−5 * 6)

3x − 9 = −30

3x − 9 + 9 = −30 + 9

3x = -21

3x/3 = -21/3

x = -7

Hence, ∆​ equals -7.

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