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For each line the SLOPE between the 2 points given - simplify each fraction to prove that the lines have a CONSTANT rate of change : 1) Point T : 2) Point R : 3) Point S : 4) Slope of TR : 5) Slope of RS : 6) Slope of TS : 7) Describe the SLOPE of the line : 8) Therefore the CONSTANT RATE OF CHANGE IS ...?

For Each Line The SLOPE Between The 2 Points Given Simplify Each Fraction To Prove That The Lines Have A CONSTANT Rate Of Change 1 Point T 2 Point R 3 Point S 4 class=

Sagot :

the point T on the line is T(-7,6)

point R = R(-3,0)

point S = S(1,-6)

the slope of TR is

[tex]\begin{gathered} m=\frac{6-0}{-7-(-3)} \\ m=-\frac{6}{4} \\ m=-\frac{3}{2} \end{gathered}[/tex]

slope of RS,

m = (0 - (-6))/(-3-1)

= - 6/4

= -3/2

slope of TS

m = (-6-6)/ 1-(-7)

= -12/ 8

= -3/2

the slope of the line or the constant rate of change is m = -3/2

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