Question

If I graphed (6, 9) and (-2, -3) on a coordinate plane, how do I find the slope of the line, and what is the relationship between the two?

Please explain how I can solve this.

Answer 1

slope is just (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)

Answer 2

3/2

Answer 3

-3-9 = -12 and -2-6 = -8 -12/-8 = 3/2

Answer 4

Let's say I put (6, 9) as points on a graph, if I wrote a line between those two points, what would be the point of that specific line? That's what I really wanted to know.

Answer 5

which two points

Answer 6

This

Answer 7

you can only find the slope of that line

Answer 8

Yes, how do I get the slope of that line?

Answer 9

one sec

Answer 10

i'll take a pic of the work

Answer 11

That's strange because on my work here, it asks for the slope of (6,9) and (-2, 3), yet you're combining both of them.

Answer 12

Slope of the line, that is.