Find The Slope Of The Line Through Each Pair Of Points.

It is very simple to calculate slope of a when you have two pair of points. You can use the following formula.
M=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
Here the two points are
(8,-1) and (4,3)
so
m =(3+1)/(4-8)
m=4/-4
m=-1 is the required slope of the line.

(2,6)and(8,1)

Find the slope of the line through the given points:
(9,6), (21,14)

(-10, -19), (-1,16)

(7,4) and (-5,5)

Slope=M
M=(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)
Example1.
(0,0),(3,7)
y1,x1,y2,x2

plug in the numba'z
so...3-0/7-0
subtract the numba'z
so...3/7
3/7 is your slope if needed to graph just remember rise over run...
FYI I'm in 9th grade intensive math....
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C(-6,-7),K(-1,-7)

M= 1/2-1 over 3-17/4

0,2 and 2,1

A(2, 4), B(-2, -4)

(2,3) and (-2,5) find the slope of the line

Find the slope(-2,5),(3,0) is it 1?

(3,6) and (4,-3)

0.5

(2,5) and (-1,-4)

Ind the slope of the line passing through the pair of points: (-3,-10),(4,5)

(0,5),(_3,3