Question

This one really threw me off...

find the slope of the line containing the points

(x, 2x) and (x + h, 2(x +h))

You have to first find the slope, which is change in y over change in x:
{[2(x-h)]-2x}/[(x+h)-x]
(2x-2h-2x)/(x+h-x)
-2h/h
m=-2.

i don't have an anwser but i need help with my algebra graphing problems i don't know how anything works and i don't have a lot of time but i just need to know how to find a t chart and solve the equation for y-2x=-2 so please and yeah if it takes 24 hours online homework help sucks hard

Well, I'm kind of confused by your question, but to get a t-chart, hit "STAT". Then hit "Edit". L1 are your x-values and L2 are your y-values. To graph y-2x=-2, first rearrange the equation to y alone:
y=2x-2. Then press the "Y=" button on your calculator and type it in. Then press "Graph".