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that is not a problem, what that is:

when you have two pairs of coordinates, for example (5,2) and (3,1)

In your first set, 5 is your X1.....and 2 is your Y1

as for the other set, 3 is your X2 and 1 is your Y2

not if your tryin to find the slope of a line by using those two points, then you use the formula:

X2 - X1

______ = m(a.k.a. slope)

Y2 - Y1

Y2-Y1 divided by X2-X1 is the formula for finding the slope of a line

are you taking about point slope or finding the slope?

to find the slope from two points, find the difference from the y's and / by the that of the x's.

but make sure your subtraction is parallel (y2-y1)/(x2-x1) or (y1-y2)/(x1-x2)

Kay is right the formula would look like this: y2-y2

X2-x1 = slope

im learning the same stuff right now

if its multiplication between the parenthesis and the commas then it's

x1.x2=x2squared times

y1.y2=y2squared = x2`2*y2`2

`=exponent

*=multiplication

lol sry cant help lost on this

I need these solved because im packed with a lot of Homework so im not going to have time to do it i have like 40 of them but im done with 25 of them just need these 15 done

These math problems are

SOLVING MULTI-STEP Equations

1. 2x - 5=3

2. 47+ 5 =37

3. 7a + 6= -36

4. 47= -8g + 7

5. -3c - 9= -24

6. 5k - 7= -52

7. 5s + 4s = -72

8. 3x - 7=2

9. 8 + 3x = 5

10 -3y + 7.569 = 24.069

11 7 - 9.1f = 137.585

12 6.5 = 2.4m - 4.9

13 ↓

e

--- + 6 = -2

5

14↓

d

--- - 8 = -5

4

15↓

4

- --- y - 7 =6

13

I really don't see where the question is. It seems like you just listed two different points.