Question

Find the slope of the line.

Answer 1

The slope:

`m=(\Delta y)/(\Delta x)`

Look at the picture.

6 units down → -6

2 units right → 2

`m=(-6)/(2)=-3`

Answer: Slope = m = -3

Answer 2

answer:
`(3)/(-1) x`

Step-by-step explanation:

slope-intercept formula ==>
`y = mx + b`

`m` is slope , and
`b` is y-intercept

to find the slope you need to start at the y intercept and go 3 units up and 1 unit left. and if you repeat it again, until you reach the top of the graph and that would make partial of the line.

so, the slope is
`(rise)/(run)`, so if you plug it in it would look like this

`y = (3)/(-1) x + b`

A D D I T I O N A L I N F O

then you find the y-intercept which would be where the line intersects at the y axis, which is -10. plug the number into the equation

`y = (3)/(-1) x - 10`

and that would make our final answer.

hope this helps! correct me if there is anything wrong ❤ from peachimin