Jennifer has a string attached to the end of a buoy with extra string coiled on the bottom of the tank. She measures the length
of the string from where it is attached to the buoy to the bottom of the tank as he adds more water to the tank. The length changes linearly as water is added. The table shows the collected data. What is the slope of the line that models the data?
Its A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, <span>Jennifer has a string attached to the end of a buoy with extra string coiled on the bottom of the tank. She measures the length of the string from where it is attached to the buoy to the bottom of the tank as he adds more water to the tank. The length changes linearly as water is added. The table shows the collected data. What is the slope of the line that models the data?
Scientific notation has to be a number between 1 and 10, so we know b and d are out. Then, you have to count how many places you'd have to move to get to the end of the number. It's 10 jumps, so the correct answer would be 1.19*10^10.