Find the slope of the line . (-7,2) (4,6)
slope is the change in y over the change in x i believe
For two points (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) the slope is (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
sooooo, 6-2 over 4+7
That's right.
4 over 11
you have to solve the problem using (x1, y1) (x2 , x1)
why are there two x in the second ordered pair...
6-2 over 6-(-7)
why.. what happened to the 4?
thats how you set up the problem now you have to solve it like that
i think it would be 4/-13 but im not sure
No, to find slope you have to set it up as rise over run...Meaning you need to pick which ordered pair you want as 1 and which you want as 2. So lets take the first ordered pair as 1 and the second as 2..it would be 6-2 over 4+7. So the answer would be 4 over 11.
****second not first, I'm sorry. But the answer is still 4 over 11.
(-4,3) (8,9) can you do this one plz ?
yeah sure..hold on
9-3 over 8+4.... 6 over 12 which simplifies to 1/2
thx imight have another one
You're welcome, anytime
I remember hating slope-.- lol(:
Find the slope between the following points. (-1, 2) and (3, 3)
1 over 4
lapretii you should try one yourself.. you have the formula now.
i get it sometimes but not all the times
yeah(: I'm a visual learnerrr
iam trying but im not sure if im getting the rite answers
so she's helping me
why don;t you post the question with your attempted answer :)
itried enough i only have 3more questions left so yea
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