Understanding Slope- Rise over Run

[@MooMooMath]

Thanks for stopping by MooMooMath and Science. I hope you find this vidro on slope helpful. I welcome all feedback. It helps me improve my videos.

[@AvnoArts]

you explained this better than Miacademy did.

[@aajjajaajajajajja-k6e]

this has to be the best guide for slope

[@E_for_ecstasy]

Bro this video was so helpful. Thanks

[@malikazak1318]

Thank you this helped me understand

[@angwechima5876]

Thanks alot for this video

[@KateOstler-mq3sf]

Wait so how do I find the point that I count my rise and run to??

[@Sadhiprince]

Exactly

[@ilovecats-12]

I think that’s called the y intercept

[@anna_bananaa8]

exactly..

[@issamgaming4093]

Yaay I’m gonna fail😊

[@dawnkuhn6195]

Same 😃😭

[@Sniperboy5551]

I took math in high school 7 years ago and now I’m taking college algebra and trig… me too

[@lucksonotabor7357]

I still do not know why most of us find maths so difficult

[@jesseg9254]

Astronauts use these equations, so technically this is engineer science

[@SkippysMisadventures]

⁠@@jesseg9254everything’s engineer science in the right context

[@Jasper_KN]

Anyone else cramming the period before its time for the test 😅

[@mrfontane282]

How did you get positive 1 at the end of the video

[@ByronBrooks-v8s]

The positive 1 comes from the run which is the horizontal line.

[@johnomoluabi9940]

run is absolute value for x

[@BrookeGunter]

@@ByronBrooks-v8s i dont see a horizontal line

[@Hhhshggg781]

Lmao im taking a calculus class rn and Im watching this😭😭

[@ShivangDwivedi-x8z]

How it becomes rise over run because steepness=√p2+b2

[@mauraamaya]

Hi