Question

I have 3 questions I will fan medal and give you a testimonial if you can help me.
The data in the table are linear use the table to find the slope
3/2
- 3/2
- 2/3
2/3

Answer 1

find the slope of a line that is perpendicular to the line containing the points (-2,-1) and (2, -3)
m = -2
m = 2
m = -1/2
m = -1

Answer 2

the ans for this question is m=2

Answer 3

actually i didn't read your previous question carefully and andwered . Well the ans for your next Ques was m=2

Answer 4

as you said line contains the points (-2,-1), (2,-3). So the slope of this line is [-3-(-1)]/2-(-2) which is equal to -1/2. so slope of this line is -1/2 and slope of line perpendicular to i can be found by formula m1*m2=-1 that is -1/2*m=-1 which gives the slope of perpendicular line as 2

Answer 5

to me, m1 = 1/m2 only, so it should be -2. but if you think you are right, I have nothing to say

Answer 6

uhh

Answer 7

let me recheck, dont' worry, if I am wrong, I will confess that I am wrong. quite fair at that field

Answer 8

ok

Answer 9

yes, he is right, my bad, sorry, it's =2

Answer 10

doesn't matter

Answer 11

ok thx everyone