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(9,y),(3,0)and(3,4),(-1,2) find y?
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We'll need a bit more information than that. Perhaps the entire problem statement?
@krissywatts i think it's six, if u count by 2 in the y group... but yea i agree with @tkhunny
(9,y)and(3,0) is parallel to the line joining (3,4)and(-1,2) find y?
Parallel!!!!! There's the clue. Calculate the two slopes. What do you get?
i got 3
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When I ask for the "slope", it would be very helpful of you to give the slopes. Showing your intermediate steps is VERY beneficial. 3 is good.
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