Area = length * width
length = (2 * width) - 1
Since length cannot be negative, w = -2 is not a solution. Thus,
is your width.
Since length = 2 * width - 1, plug in width:
Hi!
I am not completely sure what you mean but if you are looking for the slope of a line here is the best way to find it.
Y=Mx+b
it look difficult but really it's quite easy and once you get it it's super memorable. Y will always be Y that doesn't change. The M is the slope of the line (don't let equations confuse you with different letters! the M might be different but it is always the letter next to x) and b is the y intercept (where the line crosses y). All you need to find the slope of a line is 3 points. I see here you have a graph. So what you do is count how much it's moving up each block on the graph. I would say your slope is about 1/3. Y is really easy! just find the point it crosses the y axis(horizontal axis or the one going up and down) for yours it's 0. So your answer is y=1/3x+0
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