Find the Slope of the line.

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directrix · Answer

The slope of the horizontal line shown is 0.

anonymous · Answer

Line?

directrix · Answer

You may recall that to be true. If not, compute the slope using the rise over run formula.

The points shown on the line have coordinates (1, -1) and (4,-1)

m =[ (-1) - (-1) ] / (1-4) = (-1 +1)/(-3) = 0/(-3) = 0 or 0/1. As x increases by one unit, the y-value increases by 0 units. The function is known as a constant function since it is constantly -1.

anonymous · Answer

the slope of line can be find by the formula =y2-y1/x2-x1=m where m is a slope of a line

anonymous · Answer

I am confused, so what is the slope of the line?

anonymous · Answer

pop its so simple.........u have given the points just put the points in the formula i think m=0

anonymous · Answer

pop r u there

anonymous · Answer

I don't really get it, but okay :P

anonymous · Answer

I need some body that will show me it step by step, not just show me the formula for the equation. Thats not how I  learn. :P