Slope v0.1
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by Arthur Hall

Calculates the slope of a linear graph (or rate of change) givin
two sets of coordinates: (x1,y1) (x2,y2) using the equation

        y2-y1
slope = -----
        x2-x1

This is my first Ti program. I wrote it in the last 15 or 25 minutes
of algebra (homework time) ;) If you get some use out of it, good. 
If you dont :(, thats okay too. 

Version History
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v0.1  The first version allowed to see the light of day! No known bugs.
v0.0  Prototype. Didnt look anything like v0.1. Glad to be rid of it.

To Do
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I probabaly wont update this unless its something major, like graphing 
the result or something.

Disclaimer
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The user of this program agrees to not hold the author of this program
responsible for data loss, calculator crashes, headaches, eyestrain,
poor spelling, fires, earthquakes, and other disasters, natrual or man-made.
This program (slope) is provided solely without warranty of any kind.
This program is freeware. Feel free to modify, but let me know if you
do something major with it, and if you use part of it in YOUR program
be sure to mention it. In other words, use away at your own risk, credit
where credit is due. (whew... I just love disclaimers and legal stuff, dont
you?)

E-Mail
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If you use slope and like it, or have a bug report, my address is:

llewellynn@netzero.net

please no mail saying the prog isnt that great or anything.

P.S.  Anybody know if >frac (to fraction, math:1) works in an output
statement (as in Output(3,1,q/r>Frac)? Please?? Anybody???
