TheKeyboardist
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Well, its really easy, just determine the slope from the 2 points given. Thats what i thought until i reached the end of the section. The question was:
(1/2,3/4) (2/3, 3/8)
After applying lowest common multiples, i subtracted.
Steps:
1. 3/8-3/4=-3/8
2. 2/3-1/2=1/6
So then the slope would be (-3/8)/(1/6) but my teacher would hardly accept that so once again, i applied least common multiples after i comverted those 2 into (-9/24)/(4/24). I multiplied both by 36 to get:
-13.5/6 and i doubled that to 27/12.
So would the slope i ended up at-(27/12)-be correct?
(1/2,3/4) (2/3, 3/8)
After applying lowest common multiples, i subtracted.
Steps:
1. 3/8-3/4=-3/8
2. 2/3-1/2=1/6
So then the slope would be (-3/8)/(1/6) but my teacher would hardly accept that so once again, i applied least common multiples after i comverted those 2 into (-9/24)/(4/24). I multiplied both by 36 to get:
-13.5/6 and i doubled that to 27/12.
So would the slope i ended up at-(27/12)-be correct?