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Curves: gradient: the straight line A reminder about
how the gradient of a straight line is found
The gradient of
a straight line is found by calculating "rise divided by step". Position
point A at (0,-1) and B at (3,5). You should be able to see that in this case
the rise is 6 and the step is 3. Therefore the gradient is 6/3 = 2.
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