Line J has a y-intercept of 11 and passes through point (a,b). What is the slope of Line J in terms of a and b?  Answers:	A) (a−6)/b	B) (a−b)/6	C) (6−a)/b	D) (6−b)/a	E) (b-11)/a
You know that the line goes through point (a,b) and the y-intercept of 11 tells you that the line also goes through point (0,11).   slope m = (y-y1)/(x-x1) = (b-11)/(a-0)= (b-11)/a   (b-11)/a
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Line J has a y-intercept of 11 and passes through point (a,b). What is the slope of Line J in terms of a and b?