Answer:
3(A)
Explanation:
To find the slope, you have to find the difference of the two y values divided by the difference of the two x values. The equation for that would be y₁ - y₂ divided by x₁ - x₂. Let's say for this problem (x₁, y₁) is (3,3) and (x₂, y₂) is (0, -6). (It has a subscript just to show that they are different x and y values)
We can then substitute these values into the equation.
y₁ - y₂ divided by x₁ - x₂ would be 3 - (-6) divided by 3-0
This would then be simplified into
3+6 (2 negatives make a positive) divided by 3
This equals 9/3 which equals 3 as the slope.