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What is another word for angle?
slant, slope, gradient?
What is another word for slope but beginning with G?
Gradient
What is another name for rate of change?
slope of a line
How do you find the slope of a line parallel to another line?
The slope of both lines will be the same.
What is the slope of the line containing (-2 5)?
Another coordinate is needed to determine the slope of the line.
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What is another word for slope or steepness?
Another word would be angle.
What is another word for roof?
sealing
What is the angle of slope in a roof called?
The pitch of the roof.
A slope of a roof is?
pitch
Another word for slope beginning with G?
Grade
What is another word for angle?
slant, slope, gradient?
What is another word for scarp?
a steep decent or a slope
What is another word for slope but beginning with G?
Gradient
What is another word for steep slope?
A steep incline. A precipice.
What is another word for a steep slope with ment at end?
embankment
How are the seked and slopes related?
seked is another word for slope.
What is the length of the roof triangle if the height is 1.7m?
It depends on the pitch (the slope) of the roof.
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