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Comment on Variable Slope
I learned before a faster way
I learned before a faster way to get the slope AS LONG AS X and Y ON THE SAME SIDE OF THE EQUATION.. The slope in this question would simply equals -x coefficient /y coefficient SO it will be in this case -a/b. Is this a valid approach? Thanks!
Yes, that's a valid approach.
Yes, that's a valid approach.
We actually derive that in the video solution.
Hi Mr Hanneson,
is there any video lecture of coordinate geometry regarding line equations with inequalities. as I am also referring the official guide to GRE with your lectures I came across inequalities equations in graph and line.
THANK YOU
ABDUL HANNAN
That question type is
That question type is extremely rare on the GRE. That said, once you know how to graph a line of an equation, it's just a small step to graphing the related inequality.
Cheers,
Brent