B bandXtrb Banned May 27, 2001 2,169 0 0 Oct 8, 2001 #1 What is the physical meaning of twice the slope (of a line)? thanks.
G ggavinmoss Diamond Member Apr 20, 2001 4,798 1 0 Oct 8, 2001 #3 Physically, for example, it is an incline is twice as severe if it has "twice the slope" as another line. -geoff
Physically, for example, it is an incline is twice as severe if it has "twice the slope" as another line. -geoff
J jaydee Diamond Member May 6, 2000 4,500 4 81 Oct 8, 2001 #4 Twice the change in y-value divided by the change in x-value?
M morkinva Diamond Member Nov 16, 1999 3,656 0 71 Oct 8, 2001 #5 It's been about 100 yrs, but is a line of the form y = mx + b, and m is the slope, so 2m is twice as steep as m ? Just guessin here folks
It's been about 100 yrs, but is a line of the form y = mx + b, and m is the slope, so 2m is twice as steep as m ? Just guessin here folks