A few days ago
Find the slope of a line that passes through (0,-3) (-1,3)?
Find the slope of a line that passes through (0,-3) (-1,3)?
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A few days ago
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Very easy
just know one concept
slope= (Y1-Y2)/ (x1-x2)
so plug it in
So
3–3 (thats two negatives, – -= +)
—— = 6/-1 = slope is -6
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A few days ago
Y2-Y1
——— = Use the corect formula
X2- X1
3- -3
——– = Plug in the values for the corresponding variables
-1-0
3+3
———- = A negative and a negative make a positive.
-1-0
6
—– = This is your slope. M=6/-1
-1
Therefore the slope has a rise of 6 and a run of -1.
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A few days ago
Formula given to you is correct; math is not
y2-y1/x2-x1 note: either point can be x1,y1 with other being x2,y2
(-3-3) / (0- (-1)) = -6 / 1 or slope of -6
Hope this explains how to get the correct answer.
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