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What is the slope of the function?
-10, -5, 5, 10

What is the slope of the function? -10, -5, 5, 10-example-1

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It is -10

Because when you take two points from the table and put it into the equation y=my+b...

So for example, take (-4,-16) from the table and substitute into x and y...

-16=m(-4) + b

And then substitute all the options given in the question, so I tried -10 first and put it in the place of m( in the equation) because m is the slope.

Then the equation would look like this:

-16= -10(-4) +b

Now solve for b

B= 24

And then check your answer by the RHS and LHS Method..

-16=-40 +24

Which is equal to:

-16=-16

There fore the the slope of this equation is 10

User Hba
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Answer: 5

Explanation:

The formula to find slope is given by :-


\text{Slope}=(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)

From the given table in picture,

Take
x_1=0\ ;\ y_1=4\\\\x_2=2\ ;\ y_2=14

Then, slope of the given function will be given by :-


\text{Slope}=(14-4)/(2-0)\\\\\Rightarrow\text{Slope}=(10)/(2)=5

Hence, the slope of the given function = 5

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