Mathematics, 18.03.2021 05:30, vmosley8648

Ravi told Divya that the slope of the line can be calculated using only 2 of the points on the line. Divya said Ravi is incorrect because she thinks the slope can be found by using any of the points on the line. Who is correct and explain why.

Ravi told Divya that the slope of the line can be calculated using only 2 of the points on the line

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