Question

What is the slope of the line containing (-3,1) and (1, -2)?
4
4
3
O A.
O -
O B.
O O c. 3
O O D. - /
4

Answer 1

Answer: A -3/4

Step-by-step explanation:

Slope is the "Rise" over the "Run."  Rise is the change in y for a corresponding change in x, the Run.

Pick any two points, but we only have (-3,1) and (1, -2), so we'll work with these.

The rise is (-2-1) = -3

The run is (1-(-3) = 4

The slope is (-3/4) or -(3/4)