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anonymous · Answer

http://broward.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_algebra1/pictures/v8/04/01/04_01_graph2.gif find the correct slope

anonymous · Answer

There is an error in that link....

anonymous · Answer

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amriju · Answer

do u know how to find the slope if u have two points?

anonymous · Answer

i forgot the formula

anonymous · Answer

4/5 I think...

anonymous · Answer

to find slope you don't even need a formula I'm pretty sure you can just look at it lol

anonymous · Answer

whats the possible answers?

anonymous · Answer

four fifths

−five fourths

five fourths

four fifths

anonymous · Answer

- four fiths is one option as well

anonymous · Answer

four fifths

amriju · Answer

if (x1, y1)) and (x2, y2) be the points...then slope= (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)...now look in the graph...u have two points of whose co ordinates u can be sure of...one where it cuts x=0,y=2..thats (0,2) and the other in the other (-5,-2)..only the co ordinates of these two points r sure to u...others u cant be sure of..so go ahead now..find the slope..ans=4/5

anonymous · Answer

it has a positive slope because its going upwards.  If it was going down to the right it would be a negative slope

anonymous · Answer

i understand that part i just didtn know how to apply the formula