Answer:
You can’t find the slope of a line if only given one point. If you had a visual representation of the line such as a graph or a table you could find a second point and then use the formula for slope, y = (y2-y1) / (x2-x1).
Imagine a single point on the xy graph. You could take a random point elsewhere from an infinite number of points and would be able to draw a line and find the slope. This means there could be an infinite number of different slopes for one point. One point on an unknown line is not enough information to determine the slope of its line without a graph or a table.
