How do i find the slope of a graph in excel?

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David Biddulph

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FloMM2

Tunav,
Simle algebra can be used to answer your question.
Pick two points on the line: 1st point (X1, Y1) 2nd point (X2,Y2)
Slope = (Y2-Y1)/(X2-X1)
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Dennis
David Biddulph said:
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