Answer:
The cost per print expressed as a slope is 7.125
Step-by-step explanation:
To calculate the cost per print, let’s envision that we have a graphical representation of cost of posters against the number of posters
We have the cost on the y-axis and the number of posters on the x axis
With the information given in the question, we shall be having two data points
Point 1 = (32,126)
point 2 = (48,240)
Now to find the slope of the line which is cost per print, we make use of both points in the slope equation.
Mathematically, slope m will be
m = y2-y1/x2-x1
Thus, we have;
m = (240-126)/(48-32)
m = 114/16
m = 7.125
The cost per print expressed as a slope is 7.125
Since 12 is hypotenuse, formula we would use is:
12^2=5^2+x^2
144=25+x^2
x^2= 144-25
x^2=119
x= √119
x=10.9087
Rounded to nearest tenth,
x=10.9
Good luck.
Jose's current balance is 991.12
Hopes this helps.
When you solve the problem you get m=26/5 and then you have to make it into a decimal. And 26/5 is 5.2
