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On the line that passes through point C, mark a point D that is distinct from point C. Use the slope formula along with coordinates of points to find the slopes of and . Show your work.

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The coordinates of point D will vary based on the point location, but the resulting slope of the line through points C and D will be the same.

A  =  (-3, 3), B = (-1,-1)

Slope of AB  =  (YB−YA) / ( XB –XA) =−1−3 / −1−(−3)= − 4 / 2= −2

D =  (-1,6), C = (1,2)

Slope of DC  =  (YC−YD) / (XC−XD)= 2 – 6 / 1−(−1)=−4 / 2=−2

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