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The points
(
10
,
6
)
(10,6)
(
10
,
6
)
and
(
9
,
g
)
(9,g)
(
9
,
g
)
fall on a line with a
slope
of
2
2
2
. What is the value of
g
g
g
?
\newline
g
=
_
_
_
g = \_\_\_
g
=
___
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Algebra 1
Find a missing coordinate using slope
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Q.
The points
(
10
,
6
)
(10,6)
(
10
,
6
)
and
(
9
,
g
)
(9,g)
(
9
,
g
)
fall on a line with a slope of
2
2
2
. What is the value of
g
g
g
?
\newline
g
=
_
_
_
g = \_\_\_
g
=
___
Calculate Slope:
Points:
10
,
6
10, 6
10
,
6
and
9
,
g
9, g
9
,
g
. Slope:
2
2
2
. Use the slope formula: Slope =
y
2
−
y
1
x
2
−
x
1
\frac{y_2 - y_1}{x_2 - x_1}
x
2
−
x
1
y
2
−
y
1
.
Simplify Denominator:
Simplify the denominator:
9
−
10
=
−
1
9 - 10 = -1
9
−
10
=
−
1
. So,
2
=
(
g
−
6
)
/
−
1
2 = (g - 6) / -1
2
=
(
g
−
6
)
/
−
1
.
Isolate Variable:
Multiply both sides by
−
1
-1
−
1
to isolate
g
−
6
g - 6
g
−
6
:
2
×
−
1
=
g
−
6
−
1
×
−
1
2 \times -1 = \frac{g - 6}{-1} \times -1
2
×
−
1
=
−
1
g
−
6
×
−
1
.
Solve for g:
Solve for g by adding
6
6
6
to both sides:
−
2
+
6
=
g
−
6
+
6
-2 + 6 = g - 6 + 6
−
2
+
6
=
g
−
6
+
6
.
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