To find the slope between the points, you can use the slope intercept formula (y2-y1)/(x2-x1) which is used to find the slope of two points. Since you already have two sets of coordinate points, you can plug in the values. This would look like this: (-14-0)/(1-(-6))
Then, you simplify to get the fraction -14/7 which simplifies to your slope, -2. Answer: Slope is -2
So first you distribute the negative to the 6x and 13 which will flip the sign of both of them to -6x and -13 so take away the parentheses and the equation is now 7x-6x-13. You combine the x’s and you get 1x-13 or x-13
