SOLUTION: which is a slope of the line containing p (-5,6) and q (3,-1)
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Question 937658: which is a slope of the line containing p (-5,6) and q (3,-1)
Answer by josmiceli(19441) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
(-5,6)
(3,-1)
slope = ( change in y ) / ( change in x )
Let = slope
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check:
The general form is:
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(-5,6)
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Here's the plot:
Looks about right
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