Question

I need to find the slope of
y-2=-3(x+1)

Answer 1

Can some one help me?!

Answer 2

Let's make it into slope intercept form
y-2=-3(x+1)
Start by distribtuing -3 to the x and 1 what do you get?

Answer 3

@Abstract_Undercover
@aduller
@just_one_last_goodbye

Answer 4

.-.

Answer 5

you get y-2=-3x+1

Answer 6

\[y-y_1=m(x-x_1)\] is a point slope form where m is the slope

Answer 7

Good
you dont even need to add the 2
y=mx+b
m=slope
what number is attatched to the x?

Answer 8

*attached

Answer 9

-3

Answer 10

Good that's out slope.

Answer 11

*our

Answer 12

ohh ok so how would i graph that?

Answer 13

Graph what?

Answer 14

how do i graph the slope?

Answer 15

Slope=rise/run

Answer 16

-3/1

Answer 17

You need a y intercept
you get y-2=-3x+1
Add 2 to both sides
y=-3x+2
Now you can properly graph it

Answer 18

ohh ok i see!!! thank you so much!! :)

Answer 19

yw =D