How do you find another point on each line using slope and point given m=3; passes through (-2,4)?

1 Answer
Sep 29, 2017

See below.

Explanation:

In order to solve this problem, we will consider the definition of slope. Slope is defined as:

"Slope"=("change in "y)/("change in "x) = ("rise")/("run")

Therefore, if we are given a slope of 3, we can assume that it means a change in y of 3 for every change in x of 1.

So, if we want to find another point on the line that (2,-4) makes with a slope of 3, then we can simply add 1 to the x, and 3 to the y:

(2,-4)

(2 + 1, -4 + 3)

(3, -1)

I hope that helps!