Question

how do u find the slope of a line, give me a explanation a third grader can uunderstand

Answer 1

slope (usually called "m") = change in y / change in x = ∆y/∆x. For instance, with the line y=x+1, the y value increases by 1 every time the x value increases by 1 - therefore, the slope is 1/1=1.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

now.... y intersept

Answer 4

Y-intercept is basically any point that lies along the y-axis: which means, when x=0, what is the y value? Again, for the line y=x+1, the y-intercept is 1 because y=1 when x=0.