Those points you can see on the graph.
The first one refers to the x value and the second, to y value. If you notice, when you have x = 0, y = 3. When x = -5, y = 0.
When the line intercepts one of the axis, means the other coordinate is = 0.
3 is y intercept, it means the x value of that point is 0. The same happens to the x intercept - 5. It means the y value of that point is 0.
A ( -5 | 0 )
B ( 0 | 3 )
m = Delta y / Delta x.
Delta y is the variation over the x-axis. Delta x, the x axis.
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Answer:
49.2
Step-by-step explanation:
See the attachment
First, lets set up the equation.
0.25x + (1/8)x + 24 = 60
The variable x will be equal to the total amount of the paycheck. We used 0.25 of the paycheck on the first item bought, 1/8 on the second item bought, and then 24 more dollars. After assembling the equation, we merely need to solve for x to find the value of the paycheck. I'll be converting 1/8 to 0.125 at this point for simplisity's sake.
Subtract 24 from both sides.
0.25x + 0.125x = 36
Combine like terms on the left side.
0.375x = 36
Divide both sides by 0.375.
x = 96
The total is A, 96 dollars.
If x is 0 y is -5
if x is 2 y is 0
if x is 4 y is 5
hope that helps
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Full Question:
The box plots show the high temperatures in June and August for Denver in degrees Fahrenheit.
Which can you tell about the mean temperatures for these two months?
There is not enough information to determine the mean temperatures.
The mean temperature for August is higher than June's mean temperature.
The mean temperature for June is equal to the mean temperature for August.
The high interquartile range for August pulls the mean temperature above June's mean temperature.
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Interquartile Range Formula: Q3 - Q1
Interquartile Range for August: 10
Interquartile Range for June: 8
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Median = Mean
June: 82
August: 82
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Answer: The mean temperature for June is equal to the mean temperature for August.
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