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What is slope and how is it determined from a graph?
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slope is 'rate of change' it is a measure of how 'steep' the graph is - in the graph below line A has a higher value for slope than line b - you can see it is 'steeper' |dw:1415654011398:dw|
slope represents the direction and steepness of a line. To describe how to find the slope using a graph, I would have to have an example. Do you have a specific problem you need help with?
@MrNood you did a good job explaining slope. :)
It has a numerical value which can be calculated from 2 points on the line it is known as 'change in y/change in x' or 'rise/run' or mathematically 'tan theta'
@MrNood is that how you determine it from a graph?
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