Question

What is the slope of the line between (3, –4) and (–2, 1)?

Answer 1

(1-(-4))/(-2-3) = ?

Answer 2

\[slope = \frac{ y2 - y1 }{x2 - x1 }\]

Answer 3

I know the formula I just dont get what to do with the ordered pair at the end.

Answer 4

it wont be an ordered pair

Answer 5

There isn't a ordered pair at the end, you made a mistake somewhere.

Answer 6

what do you get when you compute what I put(which I got from the fomula)?

Answer 7

Try this remember two - equal a +\[\frac{ 1 +4 }{ -2 - 3 }\]

Answer 8

The 1 -(-4) = 1 + 4

Answer 9

you have to subtract on to[p and bottom...

Answer 10

No solve the top and bottom seperate and keep it as a fraction:
what is 1 + 4
over
what is -2 - 3

Answer 11

(1-(-4))/(-2-3) = (1+4)/-5 = 5/-5 = ?

Answer 12

@barthelme1 Did you figure it out?

Answer 13

1?

Answer 14

thats 5/5 we did 5/-5

Answer 15

note 5/-5 = -5/5

Answer 16

-1?

Answer 17

d(^_^)b

Answer 18

Sweet