The equation you use for the slope of this kind of problem is (y2-y1)/(x2-x1). x1 is the first X coordinate, x2 is the second, y1 is the first y coordinate, y2 is the second.
(5-3)/(2-2)
2/0
This equation has an UNDEFINED SLOPE, as it is just a vertical line.
Answer:
There is nothing to multiply.
If you already have an equation, all you have to do is locate the slope and look after it. But if it's in a graph, it's where the line is crossing the y-axis.
An example of the equation would be
y=2x+3
y=mx+b
2 would be m which is slope
and 3 would be b which is the y-intercept
-15 both sides and then it’s will be
5x = 13 then u divide both sides over 5 and the answer will be ( X=2.6 )
