Based upon the answer choices, the answer is A;
A Straight line passing through the origin.
I hope this answer has assisted you.
Numbers 5 and over round up to the nearest 10. Numbers like 164 would found to the nearest 10 of 160 because the last number (unit) is below 5, so it rounds down. I hope this helps but you can find tutorials on google good luck!
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Answer:
Ok the answer is 0.55
Ur welcome plzzz mark brainlest
now, that's the equation or polynomial in factored form, hmmm we also know that it has a y-intercept of -11, namely, when x = 0 y = -11, well let's plug in a factor to it, that will reflect those values, namely say hmmm factor "a", so
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