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Help but explain !! (Medal + Fan) what is the slope of this line? http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_math2/v9/04_03c_54_031.jpg -some people can see others cannot-
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Where line is intersecting to x-axis can not be seen
@dpasingh oh well it came like that
Find 2 points of the line: (3,6) and (9,2) Now you can see that the transformation from the x coordinates and y coordinates separately. Going from 3 to 9, you add 6 for x. Going from 6 to 2, you subtract 4 for y. Now slope is considered as y/x. -4/6 is your slope which can be simplified as -2/3.
@flixoe THANKS SO MUCH!!
@flixoe How cvan you Find 2 points of the line:like (3,6) and (9,2) when the line is intersecting y axis at (0,6) and y axis not known
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