Question

Help please

Answer 1

x.x > @Vocaloid not like she needs any more points, but still.

Answer 2

x'D

Answer 3

@ObtuseAngle In order to solve this you need to know the slope formula:
\[ \huge~\rm~\bf\color{blue}{ \frac{y_2-y_1}{x_2-x_1}=slope}\]
So when the question asks that you find the slope of AB you would take the coordinates given for both:
A(-5,1)
B(-2,5)
Now you would label each number within the coordinates, since A is first (remember (x,y):
-5=x1
1=y1
-2=x2
5=y2
Plug the labeled numbers into the slope formula:
\[ \huge~\rm~\bf\color{blue}{ \frac{5-1=4}{-2-(-5)}=slope}\]
Two minus signs turn into a +
\[ \huge~\rm~\bf\color{blue}{ \frac{5-1=4}{-2+5=3}=slope}\]
So for AB the slope is:
\[\huge~\rm~slope=\frac{ 4 }{ 3 }\]
Attempt the rest on your own, let me know if you have questions OR if you get stuck! Good luck! :~)

Answer 4

thank you cx

Answer 5

you're welcome :)

Answer 6

so this?

Answer 7

Yep perfect :)

Answer 8

thank you cx

Answer 9

yw :) sorry for the delayed reply

Answer 10

dont be sorry lol