Answer:
# means number
Step-by-step explanation:
Distance = Y-axis or output
Cost= X-axis or input
you do not need to add the brackets for the formula(BEDMAS), but it makes things clearer
For A -
the Y-intercept is where the first coordinate, or the # or the X-axis, is 0 (on the graph the y-intercept 0,4)
For B -
y = mx + b
m = slope
x = input or # on the X-axis
b = y-intercept
or
formula = (input x increase in the slope) + output for 0 or (distance x increase in cost) + output for 0
input(x axis) output(y axis)
0 5 ← output for 0
1 9
2 13
there is a +4 increase in the slope, the increase in the slope is an output #(in this case 9) - the previous output number (in this case 5)
formula = (input x increase in the slope) + output for 0 = distance
formula in use = (3 x 4) + 5 = 17
For C:
The dependent variable is the output or the cost because the input or the distance will determine the cost travelled. Eg. if I travel 9 miles it will cost $41. If the dependent variable is the cost then the independent variable is the distance
For D: (input x increase in the slope) + output for 0
(4.2 miles x $4) + 5
16.8 + 5 = $21.8; It will cost $21.8 to travel 4.2miles
For E: (distance x increase in cost) + output for 0
(? x 4) + 5 = 14
(14 - 5) = 9
9 ÷ 4 = 2.25miles; with 14 dollars I could travel 2.25 miles
(It is a bit confusing lol, but this is the way I understand it, if you can't understand it this way then use y = mx + b)
