A graph has average temperature (degrees Fahrenheit) on the x-axis, from 0 to 60, and total coat sales on the y-axis, from 0 to
100. A trend line goes through points (55, 50) and (65, 40). Quincy claims that if 80 coats are sold, the outside temperature is likely to be about 42°F. Did Quincy make a reliable prediction? If not, what was his mistake? Yes. Quincy’s prediction is reliable. No. Quincy should have used the trend line to find the corresponding y value when x=80. No. Quincy should have used the trend line to find the corresponding x value when y=80. No. The prediction is extrapolated, so it is too far off the graph to be reliable.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Height is more than its width
Suppose the width is . So, height becomes
Area of the painting is
Area is the product of width and height
Neglect the negative values