Asked by confused
Graph the line containing the given pair of points and find the slope
(1,0) , (-5, -3)
-3-0/-5-1 + -3/4 so the slope would be M=-3/4 but how do you graph -3/4? Am I looking at this correctly.
(1,0) , (-5, -3)
-3-0/-5-1 + -3/4 so the slope would be M=-3/4 but how do you graph -3/4? Am I looking at this correctly.
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Answered by
bobpursley
I disagree with your math. Isn't -5-1=-6? m=-3/-6= 1/2
Now, graphing the line. mark this point on a graph paper (1,0). Now mark this point (-5,-3). Put ruler on the graph paper such that the edge touches each point. Draw the connecting line.
Now, graphing the line. mark this point on a graph paper (1,0). Now mark this point (-5,-3). Put ruler on the graph paper such that the edge touches each point. Draw the connecting line.
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