Is it true that a triangle sometimes has exactly one acute angle?
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<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
A good example that comes to find is the fuel gauge found on a car, this gauge allows the driver to monitor the percentage of fuel left in the car.
Let's assume the car fuel tank has a capacity of 100 liters. if the indicator is showing half-filled, to illustrate this in percentage it is written as 50% while decimal it will be 0.5.
Answer:
Graph A = 20miles/gallon
Graph B = 20
Step-by-step explanation:
For graph A, to find the change you will need to choose two points from the graph (the easier the better)
So for example, I've chosen 40miles-2gallons (2, 40) and point 0 (0, 0)
Now you will need to remember the slope formula which is:
so your point (x1, y1) will be (0, 0)
and point (x2, y2) will be (2, 40)
so
which is
and so you get that the slope will be 20 miles/gallon
For graph B, what they want you to see is that change of y/change of x means the same as change of miles/change of gallons since x is the gallons and y is the miles.