5.8+slope+of+parrallel+and+perpendicular+lines

=slope of parallel and perpendicular lines woohoo!!!! = =__ how do we find the slope of parallel and perpendicular lines? __ =

2.Y1-Y2 over X1-X2 3.point slope form 4.solve systems by graph //linear equations in both slope-intercept and point-slope forms.// ** Y=MX+B, That's the slope intercept equation you see M is the slope, it's an easy one Just remember that the rise goes over the run B is the y intercept, it's where the line crosses the y-axis ** You've got the slope-intercept equation ** So let's talk lines and equations All about points and intercepts We'll find the slope and we'll use the X To find the Y that matches it ** So pick a point, and plug it in To the good old point-slope equation On the left you've got y minus y one on the right m times x minus x one ** And watch the slope-intercept form appear before your very eyes ** [] || 1.downhill skiing 2.snowboarding 3.skateboarding 4.buisness plans || Find the slope of (7,6) and (4,3)
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 * ​1.GRAPH PAPER
 * Put them together and what have you got?
 * Chorus:
 * But what if we don't know B, the slope-intercept is out of reach
 * So plug it in and solve for Y

=Find the slope of (7,6) and (4,3)= solution

points on the graph = (7,6) (4,3)

and the slope is 3 over 3.
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