A few days ago
How can you find the slope of a line…?
if you know its vertical or horizontal anad are given 1 point on the line?
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A few days ago
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I don’t understand what you mean about knowing “its vertical or horizontal.” Horizontal lines have a slope of 0. Vertical lines have an “undefined” slope.
However, if you’re given 1 point on a line and it’s Y-intercept (where it crosses the Y-axis), use the slope formula (rise/run) with (B,0) as your other point.
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A few days ago
if you have two points:
y#1-y#2
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x#1-x#2
then you get the slope
if you get the answer 0 over a number, it is horizontal
if it is a number over 0, it is vertical
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A few days ago
if you have one point on the x axis and one point on the y axis you plug it into the pitch equation y/x (rise over run)
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A few days ago
y2 + y1/ x2 +x1 …. ex. (1,2) and (3,4).. it would be 4 + 2/ 3+1… hope that makes sense
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A few days ago
m(slope)= y2-y1/x2-x1, rise/run…hope this helps!
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