The answer would be B. It gives you the slope and a point on the graph so use that to your advantage. All of the answers show the slope and the slope in the right place, so for now it can be any of them. Then we get to the point (10,-2). For point slope form you would switch the signs for both x and y. So the Y would now be +2 and x would be -10. Y goes together with y, and X goes together with x. In this case y+-y= slope(X+-x)
Substitute in for them. Y+2=3/5(X-10)
Answer:
Option B and C are correct.

are the expression incorrect for slope
Step-by-step explanation:
Slope is defined as the change in the dependent variable relative to the change in the dependent variable
or the ratio of the horizontal changes to vertical changes between any two points on the graph of the line.
The vertical changes between any two points is rise
The horizontal changes between any two points is run.
Formula for slope is given by:
For any two points
and 
then slope is:
or we can write this as:
Δy = 
Δx = 
⇒
Therefore, the expression which are incorrect for slope are;


If you are looking to write an inequality equation that models this situation, then the answer would be:
. The "at most" signals to use the less than or equal to sign.