Mathematics, 07.01.2021 17:50 playaajosh

Part A : Draw arrows on the graph below for RISE and RUN. Remember to start at the left point.

Part B :
Find the slope of the line from the graph above. Don't forget to simplify!

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Draw arrows on the graph below for RISE and RUN. *Remember to start at the left point.*

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Part A : Draw arrows on the graph below for RISE and RUN. *Remember to start at the left point.*