How to Find the Slope on a Graph: With No Points!

How do yo find slope when there are no points given on the graph. This video we will provide helpful tips to find the slope of a graph when no points are given. Finding slope means finding the Rise over run which is the vertical change in Y (how much you go up/down) divided by the horizontal change in your X (how much you go left or right)

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[DetroitDucky]

Thank you, my school gave me these problems without telling me how to do it

[kimn.]

Thank you!! It's much easier to understand with you showing and explaining.😊

[risaray]

I love your video. My kids some reason cannot pick perfect points where x and y are interger . I hope this will help them see better. Thanks!