Find the slope of each line

y=-2
y=x-2
y=1/2-4
3x+y=-5
6x-5y=5
x=-4
x-4y=0
4x-3y=-6

Question

Find the slope of each line

y=-2
y=x-2
y=1/2-4
3x+y=-5
6x-5y=5
x=-4
x-4y=0
4x-3y=-6

anonymous · Answer

wow.. use this man,

y=mx +b

where your m is the slope, and b as y-intercept...

can you do that ?

anonymous · Answer

y=-2           slope is 0
y=x-2         slope is 1
y=1/2x-4   slope 1/2
3x+y=-5    slope is -3
6x-5y=5    slope is 6
x=-4         slope is undefined
x-4y=0      slope is 1
4x-3y=-6   slope is 4

anonymous · Answer

oops.. I think you got it the wrong way.. this is how it works.. 
You must first get the equation into its proper form.

For example, 3x+y=-5

y = -3x - 5,

which is like y=mx+b

so your m= -3, and b=-5

^_^

anonymous · Answer

opps i should have solved it sorry
but the slopes written r right
thanks esgralitoculkin

anonymous · Answer

yeah... your welcome. ^_^