Question

@AriPotta

Answer 1

pick two points, then use the slope formula\[\frac{ y _{2}-y _{1} }{ x _{2}-x _{1} }\]

Answer 2

so like... 2 n 96 and 4 n 192?

Answer 3

yea so (2,96) and (4,192) would be your points

Answer 4

okay, then i do 2-96? and 4-192?

Answer 5

no, follow the formula. points are set up like (x,y) so you're going to subtract the y's and subtract the x's. then divide the difference of the y's by the difference of the x's

Answer 6

\[\frac{ y _{2}-y _{1} }{ x _{2}-x _{1} }\]
\[\frac{ 192-96 }{ 4-2 }\]

Answer 7

Ohh, okay.
I had it backwards on my paper i did 2-4 and 96-192. Bc i got what you were saying with like x-x and y-y i remembered that. then i reduce it right?

Answer 8

it honestly doesn't matter which way you do it. i'll show you
\[\frac{ 192 - 96 }{ 4-2 }=\frac{ 96 }{ 2 }=48\]
\[\frac{ 96-192 }{ 2-4 }=\frac{ -96 }{ -2 }=48\]

Answer 9

ohh okay. haha. Thank you. theres one more after this one. I'mma go answer it then let you check it.
and by the way, i've got my grade up from an F to a D with you helping me. Thank you. It's so i can 1 transfer to public schools, and two get this cute little puppy

Answer 10

aw! it's adorable :3

Answer 11

I know, boxer lab mix, i have to bring up my grades in 4 classes. Math, lit, Gum, and health. Then i get to have her.

Answer 12

Well... I hope its a her XD

Answer 13

Ugh wrong pic.

Answer 14

\(\Large \color{purple}{she's~a~cutie!}\)

Answer 15

I knowww <3 hehe. and did i answer that one right?

Answer 16

mmm...you want a line that has the point (3,6) in it, and b does not

Answer 17

Ohhh, okay. Hold on. I'll go look at it again.

Answer 18

C??

Answer 19

yes!

Answer 20

Awesome. I feel smart now. XD i did that test almost completely on my own. You're helping a lot with this tbh.

Answer 21

yay :) good luck bringing up your grades

Answer 22

Thanks, and i'll open another question and tag you in it if i need help again.

Answer 23

okie doke