An auto mechanic charges (C) an initial fee of $50 and then $40 per hour. The graph of this model would be:
1 answer:
The graph of this model would be a straight line that increases only option third is correct.
<h3>What is a line graph?</h3>A line graph is a graph made up of segments of straight lines that connect the depicted data points.
We have:
An auto mechanic charges (C) an initial fee of $50 and then $40 per hour.
Let T be the total fee and h is the number of hours
T = 50 + 40h
The above equation represents a graph of a straight line as the slope of the line is positive.
m = 50
Thus, the graph of this model would be a straight line that increases only option third is correct.
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Answer:
A. Slope is -12 feet per second
B. Yes, it is constant.
<u>Skills needed: Linear Equations, Substitution and Division</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
1) Solving Part A (we need to find the slope):
- The slope is
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are all values from the table. We know that the left column is the x-values, and the right column is the y-values as that is the conventional way of depicting them.
2) Using the y-values of 1150 and 1090, and their corresponding x-values (5 and 10 respectively), we can get the slope:
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, so the slope is -12.
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1) Part B (analysis)
We can see that no matter what 2 y-values and their corresponding x values we use, the slope always is the same. This means that the rate of change is constant.
Answer:
The unit rate is:
- 1/8 turkey/per hour.
Step-by-step explanation:
As Chet was eating 1/4 of a turkey every 2 hours.
This tells us that every two hours, Chet will eat 175 1/4 of a turkey.
- Unit rate basically means 'how much of something per 1 unit of something else'.
A unit rate is a rate with a denominator of 1 unit.
This means, in 1 hour, Chet will eat half of what he eats every 2 hours.
so Chet will eat of a turkey in 1 hour.
i.e.
Therefore, the unit rate is:
- 1/8 turkey/per hour.