Can you help me solve basic slope questions?

Answer by  bentham (159)

A basic slope question is generally about how fast a dependent variable (y) changes as an independent variable (x) changes. Ask how far x runs across the bottom of the graph for each unit that y rises up the side of the graph. Dividing the rise by the run to get the slope solves this basic question.

Answer by  starke (57)

Yes we can help you solve basic slope questions but you have to ask the question before we can help you solve it. Generally slope questions are easy algebra and you can search the internet very easily to find the right result. Slopes are not that complicated and you will learn how.

Answer by  alz (2329)

Slope: Rise/Run, or (Y1-y2)/(X1-x2). If you're given two points, the top is just the Y coordinate of one point minus the Y of the other over the same with X.

Answer by  willard (874)

yes. The slope is the rise divided by the run. Just take the change in y and divide it by the change in x.