Each response to your peers should be at least 150 words. Make your replies meaningfulfind an error, expand a problem, ask a question, and resolve the problem or part of the problem to verify their solution. Hello Class, My assigned number was 7. below are the responses to the questions. Question 1: Question: Find the slope of a line connecting the points (1, 6) and (2, 18). Formula used: M=(Y2-Y1) / (X2-X1) Explanation: Start by inputting the values into the formula, remembering that the points are (X-axis, Y-axis). Thus, the formula would be M = (18-6) / (2-(-1)). You would then simplify the values in parathesis first resulting in M= (12) / (3). Then, you would divide the two values, resulting in M=4. Real-world example: One real-world example where you may have to find the slope of something such as the one found in question could be in the grade of a road. Using the X axis as distance from a point any Y axis as altitude, the slope would be the grade at which the road rises or falls