Anselmo,
In the general you are correct. In English
they basically mean the same.
My dictionary says that slope is the "degree of deviation
from the horizontal.: Whereas "inclination is the degree of deviation from
a definite direction, especially from the horizontal or vertical."
What I remember from Geometry tends to support the definition of
slope.
Also, slope in English seems to have come from "to
slip".
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