Answer:
1: gets steeper
2: gets less steep
3: negative
Explanation:
"As the value of m changes from 1 to 3, the graph gets steeper."
m is the slope of the line, and when it increases, there's more "rising" then "running", so it becomes more steep.
"As the value of m changes from -6 to -1, the graph gets less steep."
When the value of m increases, it gets more steep. It makes sense since -6 is less than -1. However, in this scenario, the negative sign doesn't "affect" the slope of the graph. It just flips the graph over the y-axis.
So you have to think of it as if the negative signs were gone and it was 6 to 1.
In that case, the slope is decreasing, so it's getting less steeper.
"If the value of m is negative, the slope of the line is negative."
The m variable represents the slope in slope-intercept form, so if m is negative, that's the same as saying the slope is negative.
Hope this helps (●'◡'●)