Which best explains how you know that A(−1, 6)

Question

Which best explains how you know that A(−1, 6)

is on the same line as B(−3, 10)
and C(−5, 14)
?

CLEAR CHECK

To get from A
to B
and from B
to C
, you move left 2
units and then up 4
units.

The sum of the coordinates of each point is odd.

The points are named with three consecutive letters of the alphabet.

All three points are in the same quadrant.

Answer 1

To get from A to B and from B to C, you move left 2 units and then up 4 units. This means that the points A, B, and C have the same slope, indicating that they are on the same line.