What is the slope of the line passing through the following points: $(5, - 3), (7, 3)$ $(5,-3) , (7,3)$ ?

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Answer 1 · 2015-12-28T07:04:12

The slope is $3$ $3$

We can easily prove it by seen that when $x$ $x$ changes its value from $5$ $5$ to $7$ $7$ , $y$ $y$ changes it from $- 3$ $-3$ to $3$ $3$ .

So, when $x$ $x$ rises $2$ $2$ , $y$ $y$ rises 6.

So, when $x$ $x$ rises by $1$ $1$ , $y$ $y$ rises by $3$ $3$ ,

$\frac{y - r i s e [6]}{x - r i s e [2]}$ $(y-rise[6]) / (x-rise[2]$

simplified as

$\frac{y - r i s e [3]}{x - r i s e [1]}$ $(y-rise[3]) / (x-rise[1])$

What is the slope of the line passing through the following points: (5,-3) , (7,3)(5,−3),(7,3) (5,-3) , (7,3)?