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3 years ago

Help Please!!!!. I need help with this assignment.

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Akimi4 [234]3 years ago

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Find the slopes of each line.

We can use rise/run or m= (x2-x1)/(y2-y1)

But, before going on, the green line is completely straight. A slope is a level of decreasing or increasing value. It is constant, it is the same.

The slope of L3 (green) = 0. (B. m=0)

Let's find the slopes of the other two.

First, blue. Find two points. (3,-2) (5,-1)

m= (-1-(-2))/ (5-3)

m= (-1+2)/(5-3)

m= (1/2) or 0.5

L1= 0.5 (A. m=0.5)

So, It takes a while to find slope- so I won't solve the last one. But, we know that...

L2= C. m= -1.6

I hope this helps!
~kaiker

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