Question

Given the points (2, 10) and (-6, 8) find the slope.

Answer 1

Use the slope formula:
\[m=\frac{ y _{2}-y _{1} }{ x_{2}-x _{1} }\]

Answer 2

thanks

Answer 3

Did you get it amina?

Answer 4

no

Answer 5

It's a:\[\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }\]slope

Answer 6

y2: 8
y1: 10
x2: -6
x1: 2

Answer 7

You would just use these to fill in the formula that trainwrecking gave you. Then just solve it.

Answer 8

Got it now?

Answer 9

The slope between (9,-8) and (9,-9)

Answer 10

how do u do this

Answer 11

Well the slope is a straight line. I believe that the name for a slope as a vertical line is called undefined. Let me check first.

Answer 12

The slope between the two points is undefined.

Answer 13

so the answer is undefined

Answer 14

The slope between (-4,3) and (-6,3)

Answer 15

Yes. It's undefined because the slope is a vertical line.

Answer 16

thank you so much what about the second one?

Answer 17

The slope between (-4,3) and (-6,3)

Answer 18

Just a sec. I'm helping someone else.

Answer 19

my answer is 1/3 is that right

Answer 20

Let me check.

Answer 21

The slope is actually zero.

Answer 22

Any more?

Answer 23

order pairs

Answer 24

(14,5) and (18,-7) m =