Answer:
Option B.
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to find the range of numbers is most appropriate for the y-axis scale and interval on a graph for given table.
From the given table it is clear that the minimum value of y is 10 and the maximum value of y is 34.
It means 10 and 34 must be included in the Range.
In option C and D 34 in not included in the range, so these options are incorrect.
In option A, 10 is the minimum value of range and interval of 10 is not possible for the range 10-35, because it contains only multiple of 10 on the y-axis. So, this option is incorrect.
In option B, both 10 and 34 are included and interval of 5 is possible for range 0-35.
Therefore, the correct option is B.
Answer: Yes, It is. (True)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
12 in^2
Step-by-step explanation:
The figure with the given area is twice as big as the small figure and these are similar figures. Therefore we divide 24/2 = 12
Answer:
28.) c.
29.) a and c.
30.) a.
y=3x/5 +18/5
b.
(-6, 0)
31.) y=x-4
Step-by-step explanation:
28.)
pounds is equal to the y value of a graph, while months is equal to the x value of the graph. slope is equal to y/x. Therefore, it is the slope.
29.) rearrange the equation to isolate the y value and then divide every equation by 2. you will then get y=4x+8. When you plug each of the points in, you will notice only a and c are true.
30.) a.
The line equation is: y=mx+b. First find the slope. You can do that with subtracting y values over dividing x values. You should get: 3-6/-1-4=3/5.
With this slope, plug in one of the points for the x and y values, and solve for b. I used the point (-1, 3) and got b=18/5
b.
For this, I found that 0= 3(-6)/5+18/5
31.) Find the slope by subtracting the y values over subtracting the x values. This should give you a slope of 1. After you find the slope, plug in your slope as m in the line equation: y=mx+b. Next, find a point in that plot and plug those in to find the y intercept (b). I chose (-2, -6) and (2, -2) and got a slope of -4. However, you can also see that when x=0, y=-4, so that could also be a nice shortcut.
Hope this helps!