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find the rate of change of the line containing (5,-2) and (5,6)
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\[m=\Delta y /\Delta x = y_2-y_1/x_2-x_1\]
My interpration maybe wrong :/
simply find the slope thats the rate of change
That is the formula for the slope.
@Judith5 Can you solve it ?
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(x1,y1)=(5,-2) (x2,y2)=(5,6)
would i divide next or would (5,-2) and (5,6) be my answer?
Well i gave you a formula m=y2-y1/x2-x1 plug in the values and find your answer
oh ok thank you(:
Your'e welcome :)
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The x-value hasn't changed, the slope is undefined. At x=5, y = -2, and also at x=5, y=6 Trying to find the gradient will end like this: m = (6-(-2))/(5-5) = 8/0
|dw:1355920984333:dw| The line is a vertical line, x=5.
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