Asked by mae
point A (-2,3) lies on a line with a slope of 2. Describe how to find two points on the line on either side of A.
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Answered by
Steve
since the slope is 2, y changes by 2 whenever x changes by 1.
So, pick a point 1 unit to the right or left of (-2,3)
These would be (-3,?) and (4,?)
Since y changes by 2 for every 1 in x, the two points would be 2 units above or below (-2,3):
(-2,1) and (4,5)
You could have picked any other two x values, just make sure that the difference in y is twice the difference in x.
So, pick a point 1 unit to the right or left of (-2,3)
These would be (-3,?) and (4,?)
Since y changes by 2 for every 1 in x, the two points would be 2 units above or below (-2,3):
(-2,1) and (4,5)
You could have picked any other two x values, just make sure that the difference in y is twice the difference in x.
Answered by
mae
thank you Steve!
Answered by
Taylor
Point A(-2, 3) lies on a line with a slope of 2. Describe how to find two points on the line on either side of A
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