Question

can anyone show me how to graph slopes?

Answer 1

Slope is basically graphed as rise over run.

So if your slope is 5/3, (says you start with (0,0)) You go up 5 units for every 3 units you go right.

Answer 2

the formula for slope is y2-y1/x2-x1...do u get it @rachy

Answer 3

yeah but the thing im looking at for an example is like in positive numbers but its on the negative line and idk how to get that

Answer 4

yeah i know that but on a graph im doing inequalities and i know how to get the stuff but i cant do it without being able to find the slope

Answer 5

Y<2x+5
2x-y<4
thats what i have to graph and idk how to do it

Answer 6

and the 2nd one you change it to y<-2x+4 right??

Answer 7

thats standard form right?

Answer 8

Best way is y=mx+b

slope intercept form. Look it up.

Answer 9

oh yeah i know that! duh well i need to graph those inequalities do you know how to do that?

Answer 10

i know that the > or < with the line under it means that the line is solid and the > or < without the line under it means the line is dotted

Answer 11

pic points to compare if it greater than or not.
=<, => are solid lines

> and < are dashed

Answer 12

the direction of the < doesnt effect the state of the line

Answer 13

i'll do this for you

Y<2x+5