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So for number six, we are given a graph and we want to determine the slope of the line.
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You can see that there's a point at 1 -2 and another marked point at 7 -6.
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So right about up here.
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Let me just move that.
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So there's no mistaking.
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This is 1 -2 and 7 -6.
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So to find slope, i'm going to find the change in the ys.
00:44
So 6 minus 2 over the change in the x's.
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That is going to give me 4 over 6.
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I'm going to reduce that.
00:53
My slope is 2 thirds.
00:56
Let's do some quick graphing for 7a.
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We want to graph x equals 3.
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So that is a vertical line through positive 3 on the x -axis.
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Y equals negative 2.
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That is a horizontal line through negative 2 on the y axis.
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Y equals 4x minus 3.
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I'm going to go to negative 3, put a point, that's my y intercept, and then my slope is 4 over 1.
01:33
So i'm going to go up 4 and over 1 and put a second point and connect them with a line.
01:43
Negative 2 thirds x plus 6 i'm going to go to positive 6 put a point that's my y intercept now i'm going to go down to and to the right 3 and put a second point because my slope is a negative 2 thirds and now the last one in that section is 2x minus 7y is 14 so i'm going to use intercepts to graph this one.
02:19
I'm going to let x be zero.
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So i have negative 7y equals 14...