Question

@AZ

Answer 1

I'll throw in colors for you

\(\Large\text{Slope} = \dfrac{\color{green}{y_2} - \color{orange}{y_1}}{\color{cyan}{x_2}-\color{red}{x_1}}\)

where you have two points
\(\Large (\color{red}{x_1}, \color{orange}{y_1})\) and \(\Large (\color{cyan}{x_2}, \color{green}{y_2})\)

So your two points are

\((\color{red}{0}, \color{orange}{-6})\) and \((\color{cyan}{3}, \color{green}{3})\)

Answer 2

\(\bf \large Slope = m = \dfrac{y_2-y_1}{x_2-x_1}\)

\(\large (x_1, y_1)\)
\(\large (0, -6)\)

and
\(\large (x_2, y_2)\)
\(\large (3, 3)\)

\(\large x_1 = 0\)
\(\large y_1 = -6\)
\(\large x_2 = 3\)
\(\large y_2 = 3\)

Can you put the numbers into the equation now?

Answer 3

C i believe

Answer 4

no its a neg

Answer 5

C? i think

Answer 6

how'd you get that or did you just copy @werewolf 's incorrect answer

Answer 7

did you take a moment to try to understand anything I posted at all

Answer 8

No i meant B

Answer 9

she distracted me

Answer 10

or he

Answer 11

and how did you get B

Answer 12

i meant A*

Answer 13

and how did you get A

Answer 14

Bruh how is that not correct?

Answer 15

It has a - It has 2 be either A or b

Answer 16

it could be correct, I just want to know how you get it

Answer 17

Why A or B?

Does the slope look positive or negative to you?

Answer 18

Because ur colors helped me alot

Answer 19

You have to explain how you got your answer (Elaborate) How/Why did you get that answer.

Answer 20

Hint:

Answer 21

it looks +

Answer 22

Other wise it could just be a guess.

Answer 23

is -3 and -1/3 a positive number or a negative number?

Answer 24

negative

Answer 25

I know the answer now

Answer 26

But i thought it was supposed to be a fraction

Answer 27

but you don't actually know how to do it

Answer 28

no i dont

Answer 29

i just saw ur colors and did them

Answer 30

Answer is D B)

Answer 31

No. If you followed my colors and did it then you would have gotten the right answer the first time around

Answer 32

so i only thing i do not get is how do we get the points

Answer 33

they gave you those points in the image on your graph

(3, 3)

and

(0,-6)

Answer 34

but how do yk which one is y and which one is x?

Answer 35

if itss under x then its x? and above x its y?

Answer 36

points are always written (x, y)

the first number is x
the second number is y

Answer 37

when you have multiple points, to separate them we just add numbers

the first point - (x1, y1)
the second point - (x2, y2)

Answer 38

first number? how will know which ones first and which ones second?

Answer 39

(0 ,-6)

what number do you see first?

0

zero

z-e-r-o
so that's the x-value of the point

the second number
SECOND
second means the thing that comes after the first

the second number is -6

so that's the y-value

Answer 40

ooh so the answer is b

Answer 41

i meant D*

Answer 42

yes

Answer 43

ty