Question

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If your slope is -1/3 how do you move vertically?

Answer 1

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Remember, one of the ways we can find the slope is

`\rm\displaystyle(Rise)/(Run)`

Where

`\rm{\underline{Rise}}` is the amount of units we move up or down (vertically)

`\rm{Run` is the amount of units we move left or right (horizontally)

So, given the slope

`\displaystyle-(1)/(3)`

how many units do we move vertically?

Let's look at the slope.

As we can see, the Rise is -1. (Answer)

Thus, we move

-1 units vertically. (1 unit down)

Hope it helps you.

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Answer 2

You move vertically by -1 units

Explanation:

The slope is rise over run.

This slope means you go down 1 unit as you go to the right 3 units

This is a graph with a negative slope, so it comes from the top left to the bottom right.

-Chetan K