Find the slope of a line given the following points: (-2, 4) and (3, -2).

Hi there!

So for the slope, you use the equation:

M = y2-y1 / x2- X1

So basically, pick any of the x values to be x1 and x2, and pick any y value to be y1 and y2. It doesn't matter.

m = -2-4 / 3- (-2)

m = -2-4 / 3+2

m = -6/5

I hope this helped! :)



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