You know that the slope, m=5. You have a point (6,7) as (x,y). The slope-intercept form is y=mx+b. Plug in the number for x,y, and m, and then you would be able to find b using the slope-intercept form. Then rewrite the equation as y=5x+b, which you just found b.
(Here's the first step. 7=5(-6)+b). Find b, and then write the slope-intercept form as y=5x+b.
Answer:
- <em><u>The slope is $ 10 per flower bundle.</u></em>
Explanation:
The <em>slope</em> of a linear function is the ratio of the change in the dependent variable over the change in the independent variable.
In the problem, the independent variable is the number of flower bundles and the dependent variable is the amount charged.
If you call n the number of flower bundles and c(n) the amount charged per order, the amount charged per order is modeled by linear function:
Where, 10 is the amount charged in dolars per flower bundle, and 15 is the delivery charge per order.
Then, for every increment in the number of flower bundles (n) the amount charged will increase in $ 10. That is the slope
- slope = $ 10 / flower bundle.
675/1000. Simplified it would be 27/40.
Answer:
<h3>The ratio of technicians to all helpers is 11 : 7, or
or 11 to 7.</h3>
Step-by-step explanation:
- Given that there are 7 ushers and 11 technicians helping at the Harper Middle School fall play.
- Let x be the number of ushers ( or helpers ).
- Therefore x=7 helpers.
- Let y be the number of technicians.
- Therefore y=11 technicians.
<h3>To find the ratio of technicians to all helpers :</h3>
That is to find the ratio of y to x.
We can write the ratio of technicians to all ushers(helpers) as y : x
Which implies that 11 : 7, (since y=11 and x=7)
Or or 11 to 7
<h3>The ratio of technicians to all helpers is 11 : 7, or
or 11 to 7</h3>
His mistake is he didn't make 6/10 to 60/100 he added them without changing the 6/10
