find slope of the line giving brianly make sure to explain

To find the slop you do rise/run. You find where a point is exactly on a line and find the rise and the run difference. In this question the two easiest points to figure out is (0,-3) and (1,3). The rise (or the difference in y) is 6 and the run (or difference in x ) is 1. 6/1=6.

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chelsearose0318 chelsearose0318 · Answer 2 · 2020-10-14T04:14:04+02:00

Answer is D 6/1

Explanation: To find this answer you just find the point on the Y axis where the line intercepts ( the Y axis is the middle line going up) then count up and to the side from your point on the Y to the next point where the line intercepts following on the X axis. This is you rise over run. When you are counting up that is your rise and when you count to the side going to your point where the line is intercepting on the X axis this is called your run. When writing your slope is would be whatever your rise is OVER whatever the run, this is why it is called rise over run. This would be written as rise/run or in this case 6/1