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find the slope between these two points: (3,1) (5,4) (leave the answer as a fraction)
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\[slope=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)\]
subtract the points and stack y/x and reduce
(5,4) -(3,1) ------ (2,3) ; slope = y/x = 3/2
m=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1) m=(4-1)/(5-3) m=(3)/(5-3) m=3/2
i subtract vertically so that I can keep track of it all :)
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dunno, i never go in there much
do u always subtract?
yes, you subtract the corresponding coordinates
thanks
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