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This document provides instructions for finding the slope between two points using a TI-Nspire graphing calculator. It outlines the keystrokes to create a graphing window, define two points using the cursor, label the points, connect the points with a line, and measure the slope of the line by hovering over it with the cursor. The instructions are copyrighted by a.m. productions, llc.
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