Question

Find the slope of the line with the given points

(6,0) and (4,8)

Answer 1

still working on these ones eh?

Answer 2

the formula
y2-y1/x2-x1

Answer 3

yea

Answer 4

you have (x1=6,y1=0) and (x2=4, y2=8)
just plug em in

Answer 5

so, would y1 be 6, and y2 be 0?

Answer 6

would the answer be m=-1.5?

Answer 7

you could choose (x1=6,y1=0) and (x2=4, y2=8)
or
you can choose (x2=6,y2=0) and (x1=4,y1=8)

Answer 8

no try again

Answer 9

let me see you plug them into formula
don't do anything else except plug them in

Answer 10

8-0/4-6

Answer 11

ok so after performing the operation on top you get=?
and after performing the operation on bottom you get=?

Answer 12

m=2?

Answer 13

are you sure its just 2?

Answer 14

is 4 greater than 6? yes
so when you do 4-6 you get?

Answer 15

oops the first question answer is no lol

Answer 16

8-0=8
4-6=-2
so what is 8/(-2)=

Answer 17

-2?

Answer 18

-2*?=8

Answer 19

-4?

Answer 20

ok,-4

Answer 21

-2*(-2)=4 not 8

Answer 22

ok, so the answer is 4

Answer 23

no

Answer 24

@tc1979 u r great in division

Answer 25

8/(-2)=-4

Answer 26

right!

Answer 27

yup

Answer 28

so the answer is -4

Answer 29

yes
you may need to work on your subtraction and division though if you want to get good at these

Answer 30

so the slope is -4? that doesent make any sense

Answer 31

usually slopes are in the form of a fraction

Answer 32

use sense

Answer 33

\[\frac{8-0}{4-6}=\frac{8}{-2}=-4\]
-4 is a fraction -4/1

Answer 34

well this one is -4/1 so it is still a fraction, but it is written in a different form. but you're right, most of the time it is a fraction

Answer 35

so I can put -4 and it will be considered a fraction?

Answer 36

you would write -4 since -4/1 is -4 lol

Answer 37

i don;t know anymore
this is getting too complex for me
lol

Answer 38

yep, if you write -4 it is a legitimate form of input

Answer 39

jk