what is the equation of the line.
im having trouble figuring out the answer i think the formula is y=mx+b?
correct so first part is finding m (slope)
You can easily see what b equals becasue that is where the graph instersects the y-axis
yes i know that b is 1 but im need help finding the sope
\(\dfrac{y_2-y_1}{x_2-x_1}\)
that would be the formula for slope so pick 2 points from the line
i can pick any points?
any that are on the line
ok -4,2 and 4,4
so plug them into the formula \(\dfrac{4-2}{4-(-4)}\)
2/8 or 1/4 sorry my computer froze
correct so m = 1/4 that means your line is \(\bf{y=\dfrac{1}{4}x+1}\)
there is no answer choice that looks like that
o.o what are the choices?
the first one is 3/4 x +1
A
idk why we got a different slope
okay yeah i knew it had to be A or B how did u get A ?
That's really weird...I foundhe slope the old fashioned way, counting the rise and run, and got 3/4....I have no idea why the slope formula didn't work...
oh wait I see \(\dfrac{4-(-2)}{4-(-4)}\) we didn't do -2
earlier, I put 2 instead of -2
Ah
ohh ok thanks :))
yw :)
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