Question

https://prnt.sc/h2gx0f

Answer 1

@JustSaiyan @Ultrilliam @umm

Answer 2

Look at the farthest left side graph, what would be the equation of that line?

Answer 3

-5/2 ?

Answer 4

The equation of this line

Answer 5

I dont see it I am not smart

Answer 6

Hmmm okay lets start off with this question, what is the slope of this line?

Answer 7

there is no slope right? because it is straght

Answer 8

Incorrect, it does have a slope it just doesn't need to be written in this case

Answer 9

Oh well I suck at this

Answer 10

Vertical lines have undefined slopes, for horizontal lines its slope will always be 0.
Do you know the y-intercept?
We're trying to get the equation of the line in \[y=mx+b\]

Answer 11

0?

Answer 12

Im not good with graphs at all

Answer 13

Yes, it is not increasing by any number

- Each x value has the same y value

Answer 14

https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-eighth-grade-math/cc-8th-linear-equations-functions/8th-slope/v/slope-intuition-example

This should help, start at 00:20

Answer 15

okay thanks

Answer 16

I watched it I think I understand the lines

Answer 17

Yay! So what the slope of the line we were talking about?

Answer 18

A slope of 0?

Answer 19

Yes but in
\[y=mx+b\]

Answer 20

hold on

Answer 21

https://www.mathsisfun.com/gradient.html I found this on the inter net is it right?

Answer 22

Yes

Answer 23

okay then it would be 0/5=0 but i have a feeling that is now want you want me to find

Answer 24

if there are negative slopes and postie slops couldn't you say that the line is a neutral slope?

Answer 25

Not sure what you are referring to

Answer 26

idk how to explane it...

Answer 27

Oh okay not sure if this is what you're thinking but you're talking about if both positive and negative slopes were combined they would form a neutral slope?