I need math help with slope!!?

The slope of y=3/4x is 3/4.

The slope of y=7/2x+3 is 7/2.

When equations are written in slope intercept form, y=mx+b, the slope is always m or the number right in front of the x. But only if it is in y=mx+b form. ex y = 2x - 4 then the slope is 2

For x=3, that is a vertical line going through the x axis at 3. Because it is a vertical line it has "no slope" Answer: No Slope

If it were y=3 that would be a horizontal line going through the y axis at 3. It would have "zero slope".

if your looking for the slope on those equation,

always remember that when the equation is in the form of

y=mx+b, the slope is the m b4 the x. so the slope in the 1st equation is 3/4 and on the 2nd is 7/2

and the +3 on the second equation is the y-intercept, that is the one that u have to put 1st on the coordinate plane on the

y axis.

by the way, is your topic in math about plotting points in a coordinate plane, and the one your asking is the 3rd method w/c is the

slope- intercept method?

that's all.

gudluck!

are you trying to find the slope or what?

if it tells you to find the slope:

for the first one, slope=3/4

for the second one, slope=7/2

or your question did not explain clearly.

Hope it works.

If not, please reexplain.

umm...i cant understand what you're asking...x]