at is the slope of the line passing through the points (0, 4) and (−8, −1)? i think the answer is -3/8
if i'm wrong please explain thank you xD
@arabpride
@Zale101
*is confused as to why I'm being tagged* ... Mya, don't mass-tag Q AQ!!
o.o umm, okay well you could just leave o.o i mean be my quess
guess* didn't have to yell
(I wasn't yelling it's a confused cry xDD) Mya... I don't have time to help you...
DO you know the equation to solve this?
(x1, y1) (x2, y2)
i was just checking if i'm right :)
right~ okay can you open this calculator: http://media.education2020.com/contentengine/tools//Calculators/graphing-calculator.html <-- and just to CHECK ~.^ if you're right~
btw my name is Alexis not Mya :)
sure
Alright - give me a sec~ :D
ok :)
so you're saying that you're slope would equal y = -3/8x ? :3
thats wat i think
am i rite?
Well using the calculator this is what your points look like [pink] and what the slope that you think is correct [green] looks like:
oh okay i'm right :)
thank you arab i will tell you if its right :)
its wrong :((
That's what i was showing you.... the points did not line up with the points...
-.- oh
Sorry >.<
Well, think about it as rise/run
Looks like m/slope= +1 ?
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