Thank you so much, this was one of the problems I had to learn to solve the rest on a group project and doing it all alone without any help, I was about to have a mental breakdown. It's so simple,, yet I've been doing it so wrong (=
Great video. Quick question. Is the m=y2-1/x2-1 still applied if my 2points are (4,-1)and (2,-1) or would I reverse the equation and work left to right?
Hello! I just wanted to thank you but I feel like you should do an updated version, most school systems curriculum you have to simplify and do extra steps however this is right too. It's quite disappointing that there is now extra steps.
Hi Samiyah, here is some more information on the steps I’ve used. I hope this helps you: www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-eighth-grade-math/cc-8th-linear-equations-functions/8th-slope/a/slope-formula
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Point 1 the x.equals -4
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this literally saved me
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Thank you so much, this was one of the problems I had to learn to solve the rest on a group project and doing it all alone without any help, I was about to have a mental breakdown. It's so simple,, yet I've been doing it so wrong (=
Thank you very much I've been struggling with this know thanks to you I know understand
You are so welcome
Bro its wrong, x1 should be -4 not 4....
wdym its -4
i just caught that. My graph looked different from his because his 4 isnt negative in the problem.
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Oh god thanks so much I’m working on online school and I was so confused because i got the x1 x2 stuff for a table and I didn’t know how to do it
Thank you, I’m teaching online now, so I understand you! 🙏
yoo same this channel really comes in clutch
Great video.
Quick question. Is the m=y2-1/x2-1 still applied if my 2points are (4,-1)and (2,-1) or would I reverse the equation and work left to right?
yes order doesnt matter
i think
I was trying to rewrite the problem where I was solving for Y2. Rearranging the problem where Y2 is to the left of the equal sign.
This really helpfull
great vid quick simple and really understandable
Glad you liked it!
Oh this is so much easier thank you
Hello! I just wanted to thank you but I feel like you should do an updated version, most school systems curriculum you have to simplify and do extra steps however this is right too. It's quite disappointing that there is now extra steps.
ok
This would be a great video if you plotted (4,-5) correctly!
Why
i was stressing because i had no idea how his first point was negative..
What is the value of 11/4
Can you show me in the graph?
Why can’t everyone teach like this
I hear you brother, but we need to be adaptable in how we teach (and how we learn) to make the most impact. I appreciate you! 🤙
Got an exam in like 3 hours this actually saved me thanks so much
I’m happy to hear that! 💪
Boo ya
How you doing now?
did you pass
Do tow net make a positive or is it just Meg if both the numbers are neg on the y=
Oh wow thank you this vid saved me‼️ I hv exam tmr guys wish me luck
I hope it went well!
THANK YOU
Bow do we know which point should be x1 or x2?
it can be either or it doesnt rlly matter
Thank you so much!!!
how is it not -4,-5 though if both numbers are in the negative part of the graph
yes, this threw me off.
This is clearly a mistake. It should be (-4, -5) for (x1, y1).The final answer should be 11/12 not 11/4. I'm glad someone caught it.
Great video
Thank you!
4, -5 is in the wrong place.
you plotted it in -4,-5
no hate just thought id let you know
Hi, the graph presented here is misleading.Please edit it. Thanks
Do functions next
What is x and y axis
What if one variable is missing and we are givin the slope
He is straight up graphing (4,-5)(8,6) wrong. He didn't use the right x axis point for (4,-5). Anyone else noticing this??
thank you so much i actually managed to finish my maths work
You are the best! Thank you so much!
i am crying over my math rn
I didn't know (4,-5) was in quadrant 3.
How find the dot DRIVE ME INSANE
X sub 1 should be -4
you str8 graphed it wrong
OOOPS you did not use the correct point! You graphed (-4,5) but used (4,5)
You graphed (-4, -5) not (4, -5)
u dont make sense i rlly dont understand u u made the ys go wrong as it is meant to go with y1 before y2
Hi Samiyah, here is some more information on the steps I’ve used. I hope this helps you: www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-eighth-grade-math/cc-8th-linear-equations-functions/8th-slope/a/slope-formula
Bro the line is wrong
Only in. 7th grade watching this 😭