Question

Check my answers please?

Answer 1

That slope isn't even positive.

Answer 2

How did you go about figuring out the slope?

Answer 3

It's wrong :(

Answer 4

lol, no it isn't

Answer 5

look at the negative slopes

Answer 6

you cant do that!

Answer 7

-2/3

Answer 8

D isn't even on top of 0

Answer 9

that's why you can't do it

Answer 10

change of y/ change x y2-y2/x2-x1

Answer 11

y2-y1/x2-x1

Answer 12

read what MC is saying

Answer 13

You're not supposed to forget the basics

Answer 14

take two points on the graph
and try it

Answer 15

no

Answer 16

actually, that's not one, it's more like 1/2

Answer 17

1 and a 1/2

Answer 18

listen... slope is y2-y1/ x2-x1 take two points of the graph

Answer 19

that'd be a negative slope!

Answer 20

noo you look at points on the graph- TWO POINTS. Pick Two coordinates and put in the equation

Answer 21

I was just about to do that

Answer 22

you said you wanted to check your answer yet you are arguing...

Answer 23

ooh! Getting out of hand
She left

Answer 24

@Megan_xoxo is who wanted to check her answers

Answer 25

uh huh...

Answer 26

leave it alone, she's gone!

Answer 27

lol, no she isn't

Answer 28

why do my questions always end up in an argument :(

Answer 29

what? she came back?

Answer 30

ehh...not your fault

Answer 31

anyways can someone help me i have no idea how to do this stuff...

Answer 32

ok, the answer is B
let's just clarify that

Answer 33

now, if you follow MCJones technique you'll get the right answer

Answer 34

There's an easier way to get a slope from a graph than by picking two points and using the slope formula... do it visually. See the attached image.

\[slope = \frac{ rise }{ run }\] How many units does it rise by from D to C? it drops 4, so the rise is -4. How many units do you then have to go across to meet the graph? 6.