Question

@iambatman Can you check this when I'm done with it? :)

Answer 1

Check what o_O

Answer 2

this

Answer 3

Ik lol, but sure I guess

Answer 4

t-h-i-s, you've spelled "this" correctly @CrazyCountryGirl you can give me medal and close post now, k?

Answer 5

@iambatman Hold On, I'm still solving it. :) I'll post it when I'm done.

@joedwar What are you talking about? I haven't posted a question and I don't like spam. -_-

Answer 6

What is the slope of this linear function?
x y
____________________
−4 −10
−2 −4
1 5
3 11


A. −3
B. 1/3
C. 3
D. 6

M = -4-(-10)/-2-(-2)
M = 6/0
M = D

@iambatman @Hero

Answer 7

ithinknot

Answer 8

its not that

Answer 9

How did you arrive at 6/0 for a slope?

Answer 10

u have wrongly applied the formulae

Answer 11

use this equation
\[\frac{ y^{1} - y^{2} }{ x^{1} - x^{2} }\]

Answer 12

@Hero I already showed my work I used this formula
\[M=\frac{ y2-y1 }{ x2-x1 }\]

Answer 13

@iambatman gave it to me here. http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5397c47be4b01c619df2bd0b

Answer 14

Somehow, I think you meant this:

(-4-(-10))/(-2-(-4))

Answer 15

you didn't apply wrong formula, you've just mistaken the x and y values

Answer 16

@Hero I guess?

Answer 17

Re-calculate

Answer 18

it's more easily understood visually
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR1cpFYCGdU

Answer 19

name the terms as \[name the terms as x _{1}; x _{2}; y _{1}; y _{2} \in sequence..and then recalculate\]

Answer 20

Did iambatman give me the right formula?

Answer 21

Yes. I corrected your setup. How come you have not yet re-calculated M?

Answer 22

I'm working on it.
What is this?
(-4-(-10))/(-2-(-4))

Answer 23

yeah its right formula... u have wrongly plugged the values

Answer 24

previous one is correct

Answer 25

6/2 = (-4-(-10))/(-2-(-4))

Answer 26

yeah it is correct

Answer 27

2 can go into 6; 3 times so... C?

Answer 28

what do u mean...its simple that 6/2 = 3

Answer 29

Nevermind, am I right is it C? :)

Answer 30

yup