You will now use graphical analysis to calculate the slope of the line. choose analyze from the menu. select automatic curve fit. select the proper stock function from the list. (hint: your answers from question 1 should you make the proper selection.) just below the graph you will see the slope value. remember that the symbol for slope is "m." when you choose ok to get back to the regular graph screen, you will see a little box on the graph. this box also shows the slope value. (remember that slope is "m.")

if you are unable to use graphical analysis, you can also graph your data on paper to determine the slope. hint: to determine the slope, use the formula m = (y2 - y1) ÷ (x2 - x1).

what is the numerical value of the slope of the line? show your work.

Unfortunately, to obtain the numerical value of the slope of the line using the given formula, 2 points must be given. Because of the lack of the given points however, let us just go through why the formula is like that. The given formula stated is: slope, m = (y2 - y1) / (x2 - x1). That is merely a two-point representation of the slope's definition, which is "rise over run".

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No answer is possible, because we're short a few items.

These are the things in the question that we don't have:

-- the line we're supposed to calculate the slope of

-- the menu

-- the list of stock functions

-- your answers from Question-1

-- the graph

-- the slope value below the graph

-- the little box on the graph

-- my data, to graph on paper

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