Question

what type of math would a slope be under?

Answer 1

Calculus

Answer 2

thanks

Answer 3

Algebra, usually.

Answer 4

thanks

Answer 5

Unless it is dealing with complex shapes like , then it would be Calculus.

Answer 6

Anytime, @Kyria!

Answer 7

now i get it thanks @SolomanZelman

Answer 8

Did work, I spelled my name with o, that's how it is in my passport.

Answer 9

@SolomonZelman, like this.

Answer 10

Whatever....

Answer 11

oh sorry

Answer 12

that's tonally fine, no problem.

Answer 13

totally...

Answer 14

ok

Answer 15

@SolomonZelman its alway calcules no matter wat thae shape is ,cuz to find slupe u need to check limit or differentiate the function its pure math .

Answer 16

thanks

Answer 17

@ikram002p, is this from calculus,
\[\frac{y_1-y_2}{x_1-x_2}\]

Answer 18

The first derivative of a point on a curve gives its slope. That is about differential calculus

Answer 19

oh

Answer 20

IT is both, Calculus and Algebra 1.
Algebra 1, is on a lower level of math, that's all.

Answer 21

@SolomonZelman yes its calculus , coz the difinition of difrentiate is the slope of a point on some point lie on the curve , if u took a linear curve as a spicial case u would note that all point have the same slope.

Answer 22

@ikram002p, I am not saying it is not calculus, it is not only in calculus, it is in both Alg 1, and Calculus.
In calculus, you can get a better understanding of a slope, but it is also part of algebra topics.

Answer 23

@ kia u r still confuse??

Answer 24

ok... then u need to know that u can apply slope in Alg 1 that does not mean its belong to Alg.. otherwise u can apply slope in phisics or fin
but it doesnt belong to any of them .. any way the study of the slope as i said to u is pure math science (calculus).

Answer 25

fantastic @SolomonZelman