Long description: block7-fig5

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A graph displays a straight line connecting two points, labeled A at (­ x₁, ­ y₁) and B at (­ x₂, ­ y₂), on a two-dimensional coordinate system with labeled x and y axes.

Alt text: A graph displays a straight line connecting two points, labeled A at (­ x₁, ­ y₁) and B at (­ x₂, ­ y₂), on a two-dimensional coordinate system with labeled x and y axes.

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  • The image shows a standard Cartesian coordinate system with a horizontal x-axis and a vertical y-axis, both marked with an origin at (0, 0).\n
  • A straight line passes through the plotted points, extending across the graph.\n
  • Point A is marked on the line and is given the coordinates (­ x₁, ­ y₁).\n
  • Point B is marked higher and further to the right on the line, given the coordinates (­ x₂, ­ y₂).\n
  • The line connecting A and B has a positive slope, rising from left to right across the plotted region.

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