Using the features, a piece-wise function is defined, and the graph is sketched at the end of this answer.
A piece-wise function is a function that has <u>multiple definitions</u>, depending on the value of the input.
He starts at 0 feet, and reaches a maximum elevation of 800 feet in 30 minutes, with a steady(linear) increase thus, for the first 30 minutes, the definition is:

For the next 5 minutes, he stops to rest, at the maximum elevation of 800 feet, thus, the definition is:

For the final 20 minutes, he descends 800 meters, at a linear rate, thus:

Using these definitions, the graph is sketched at the end of this answer.
A similar problem is given at brainly.com/question/13205719
Answer:
A) Horsepower is the independent variable
D) The scatter plot shows a negative correlation
Step-by-step explanation:
Independent variable goes on the x-axis, it does not depend on another.
In this case, horsepower is the independent variable.
Negative correlation is a relationship between two variables in which one variable increases as the other decreases.
In this case, the scatter plot shows a negative correlation.
30x^7
Multiply the coefficients (6•5) to get 30, then add the exponents (4+3) to get 7
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This is easier than you think!
When a graph shows direct variation, it always <em>passes through the origin</em>
The origin is (0, 0)
The very <u>center! </u>
Your answer is the first graph!
Answer:
A. The system has no solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1: Check to see if the 2 lines share 1 slope
slope of blue line = 
slope of red line = 
Step 2: Realize that lines with the same slope never touch
We know lines with the same slope are parallel to each other so they won't collide
Step 3: Know what the question is asking you
When they ask for solutions to the system of equations they are asking you to find out where they intersect
Step 4: Find answer
Because we know this is a parallel line they will never intersect causing this system to never have an answer or solution
Therefore the answer is A. The system has no solutions