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What is the y-coordinate of point b if the slope of line ab is 5. B(3,y). A(2,4). I added 3+2=5. And added +4 =9 is this rightAsked by Mydogbear
What is the y-coordinate of point b if the slope of line ab is 5. B(3,y). A(2,4)
I added 3+2=5 and added +4=9 is this right
I added 3+2=5 and added +4=9 is this right
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Answered by
Reiny
So we are just randomly adding a bunch of numbers that we see ??
I think you knew that the answer was supposed to be 9, so you just "did something" with the 4 numbers given that produced 9.
If not, please explain why you added 3+2+4 ?
correct way:
slope is 5, point on line is (2,4)
equation of line is:
y-4= 5(x-2)
for your 2nd point, sub in x = 3, and solve for y
or:
(y-4)/(3-2) = 5
y - 4 = 5
y = 9
I think you knew that the answer was supposed to be 9, so you just "did something" with the 4 numbers given that produced 9.
If not, please explain why you added 3+2+4 ?
correct way:
slope is 5, point on line is (2,4)
equation of line is:
y-4= 5(x-2)
for your 2nd point, sub in x = 3, and solve for y
or:
(y-4)/(3-2) = 5
y - 4 = 5
y = 9
Answered by
Anonymous
I added from a and b 3+2=5 and the 4 was left then added =4=9. I really didn't know what I was doing your right I just didn't know =4 was left it was just a guess
Answered by
May
So what is the answer
Answered by
May
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