2 years ago

What type of slope is demonstrated by the line below? (-1,3) (0, -2)

1 answer:

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The slope is negative because the first y-value is 3 and then the second y-value is -2 which would make the slope negative.

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sinθ = y/r sinθ = $\frac{-6}{10} = \frac{-3}{5}$

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