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find the slope between the point (a+b,4m-n) and (a-b,m+2n)​

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Answer:

m = -3m+3n/-2b

Step-by-step explanation:

Slope is expressed as;

m = y2-y1/x2-x1

Given the coordinates (a+b,4m-n) and (a-b,m+2n)​

m = (m+2n)-(4m-n)/(a-b)-(a+b)

m = m+2n-4m+n/a-b-a-b

m = m-4m+2n+n/a-a-b-b

m = -3m+3n/-2b

Hence the required slope is m = -3m+3n/-2b

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