Answer:
The histogram is right-skewed.
Step-by-step explanation:
The income of all households in the United States can be categorized as low, medium and high.
Not many people earn a high income. So the proportions of people decreases as the income increases.
Most of the people earn a medium income. So the mode of the data would be somewhere in the start of the the distribution.
There are many households that earn a low income. But this proportion is not more than the proportion of people earning low income.
So the histogram for income distribution will have a long right tail with maximum data at the starting point.
This implies that the histogram is right-skewed.
The equation is already is slope intercept form where you can easily point out the gradient, or the slope, and the y intercept.
y=mx+b where m is the gradient, and b is the y intercept.
Since there is no m, the gradient is 1.
The y intercept had x=0 and y=b
b in this case is 6
the y intercept= (0,6)
I think what you are looking for is 5x=300 therefore x=60 so at 60cars he would start to make more.
3.5h+10=5.25h-11
21=1.75h
12=h
3.5(12)+10=5.25(12)-11
52=52