How to find the slope of (7, 3) (6, -1)

Answer/Step-by-step explanation:

Ok, you want to find slope! I have a graph attached with the points filled out and below is my best explanation of how to find slope on a graph!

Graph

Ok! So you want to find slope! First, you will need two points which you already have. Next, you will want to plot those two points on a graph (see the attached graph for graphed points). Once, you have that you can draw a straight line between the two points and until the end of the graph. After that, you want to find the rise/run or rise over run. Rise meaning up or down and run meaning left or right. Sometimes your problem will want you to keep the rise/run format and sometimes your problem will ask for a who number in which case you will divide your rise/run (rise ÷ run). How to find the rise over run you ask, simple! Draw a line-up or down from your first (or second) point whichever works, until you reach the y-value of your second (or first) point one your two points are connected, count the rise (up or down) and then the run (left or right). If your run goes left its a negative, right a positive. If your rise goes up its a positive, down a negative.

Boom! You know how to find slope!

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a

step-by-step explanation:

a

-4

step-by-step explanation:

do 6-10=

if u need it to be negative.