What is the slope of a line passing through the points (-6, -7) and (-3, -10)?
Difficulty: Medium
About this MCQ
Medium SAT item. Correct choice: A. -1.
- A. -1 ✓
- C. 1
Why not C: “1” is not -1.
- D. -2
Why not D: “-2” is not -1.
Correct answer
A. -1
Explanation
-1 is the value that answers “What is the slope of a line passing through the points (-6, -7) and (-3, -10)” (option A). Option C (1) is a different value from -1. Option D (-2) is a different value from -1. Keep -1 as the SAT fact for this stem.
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Tags: SAT, Math, Algebra, American Exams
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