Question

Could someone please help me with math? I need to find the slope of the line for a graph I think I know the answer but I am not 100% sure

Answer 1

what is the equation or picture of the graph?

Answer 2

The top line is ... from top to bottom 2, 1, 0, -1, -2, -3, -4,-5, the cross line is -3,-2,-1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and the line goes through the -2 and crosses at the 6 I don't know how to get the picture of the graph added into this comment section.

Answer 3

well slope is equal to rise over run, so if the point was (1,2), the slope would be 2 because you would have to go up to and over 1

Answer 4

I think it works out as -2 over 6 so that would make the slope of the line -3

Answer 5

so if I go up from -2 over to 6 that would be -2 over 6 right?

Answer 6

I'm not sure if this should be a negative or a positive?

Answer 7

have you tried using the slope formula (y2-y1)/(x2-x1)? or could you just give me two points in order from left to right so I could help you?:)

Answer 8

from left to right -2, 6

Answer 9

so the coordinate is (-2, 6)? is there another point to the right of that you could show me?

Answer 10

the line that goes across starts at -3 and goes over to 7 and the line going up and down goes from 2 down to -5. The line points cross at -2 and 6

Answer 11

I think the slope of the line is either -3 or three. I'm confused on how to determine if it should be negative or positive.

Answer 12

could you copy and paste a picture onto paint and save it and then attach it to where it says attach file bc im not really sure how you are telling me the coordinates

Answer 13

I'll try

Answer 14

This is the url which will bring up the image. https://www.connexus.com/content/media/869973-952013-100735-AM-573488505.png

Answer 15

it says I must login to view the content

Answer 16

Okay :( Let me try to copy and past it

Answer 17

try and do it on a word document or paint itll be easier:)