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anonymous · Answer

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onyxxelite · Answer

1. Slope folmula. find the slope, m = rise/run do you understand

anonymous · Answer

I don't really know how to do that tho.

avinaysingh27 · Answer

simple the formula to find the slope between the two points (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) is given by 
(y2-y1)/(x2-x1) now just put the appropriate values u will get the result.

anonymous · Answer

HELP!!

vheah · Answer

So for the first one, you just basically write the slope formula which is:
$$(y _{2} - y _{1} )/( x_{2} - x_{1})$$

Using that slope formula you wrote down, you plug in the numbers from the coordinates. ( (2,6), (-3,4) are the two coordinates.)

vheah · Answer

How a coordinate is set up is like this : 

(x,y)

So looking at our two coordinates (2,6) and (-3, 4) :

vheah · Answer

Basing on how each number is labeled, plug that in to the slope formula. Can you give that a shot?

vheah · Answer

The attached file you have is basically a step by step to the final answer which is the slope. They're just breaking it down for you to guide you.