>> WILL FAN AND GIVE MEDAL << The graph of one particular link includes the two points (5,8) and (10,6). Find the slope of the line. A. 2/5 B. -2/5 C. 5/2 D.-5/2
@MathsPro @amistre64
what is the formula for slope?
@FibonacciChick666 Label the points as x1 = 1, y1 = - 4, x2 = -4, and y2 = 2. To find the slope m of the line segment joining the points, use the slope formula :
what is the slope formula is my question
@FibonacciChick666 Look it up.
no. I am asking you because YOU need to know it. I already do.
and please stop tagging me each time, it's not necessary
@FibonacciChick666 I already know it, I want help, not an attitude.
then tell me it. like I asked
I already know HOW to do it. I just got the WRONG ANSWER. I got, -3/4
then tell me how you did it, so I can find where you went wrong
Okay, so first I did. x1, y1 x1, y1 Then I plugged in the numbers. m= 5-8= -3 10-6= 4 -3/4
ok, so first question, can you tell me what you used for x1, y1,x2,y2?
It didn't copy
I used: (5,8), (10,6)
can you type it like so: x1=___ y1=____ x2=____ y2=____
x1= 5 y1= 8 x2= 10 y2= 6
k so now, you did not apply the formula correctly, so that is why I am going to ask for the slope formula again
So, \[m=\frac{y_1-y_2}{x_1-x_2}\] so can you input your values directly into this^^ and tell me that?/
just right click copy and paste the latex commands
I don't know how.
@FibonacciChick666
you don't know how to do the plug and chug or you don't know how to type it all pretty like here?
because if it's just the typing, you can draw it out too
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ah, that is the problem, look at what you put in, You did \[m=\frac{x_1-y_1}{x_2-y_2}\] but you want \[m=\frac{y_1-y_2}{x_1-x_2}\]
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