Three reasons why the other method is not better is because to use drawing program would mean you would need some sort of technology and electricity to use it and some places, like third world countries, do not have access to that, so most probably you would have to resort to paper. Also, drawing programs are based off the skills needed to create geometric figures with a straightedge and compass. And lastly, what if we had no more technology anymore? Then how would we use a drawing program? Drawing programs are only reliable when electricity is located.
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Answer:
y = 2x
the formula for linear equations are y = mx+c,
where m is the gradient,
and c is the y-intercept
to find m (the gradient):
1. pick to points on the graph (eg. -2,-4 and 2,4)
2 substitute the values into the formula for gradient y2-y1/x2-x1.
m = y2-y1/x1-x2
= -4 -4/-2-2
= -8/-4
= 2
to find c (y-intercept):
- the y-intercept is where the graph cuts the y axis
- in this graph, the y-intercept is 0
hence,
c = 0
substitute m = 2 and c = 0 to y = mx+c,
y = 2x + 0
y = 2x
hence, the equation that best represents the relationship shown in the graph is y = 2x.
Let's use K for Kona and F for Fuji. The system of equations has to be a balanced system. For example, you can't mix the number of pounds of beans with the cost for each because pounds and dollars are different and you can only combine like terms...pounds with pounds and dollars with dollars. So let's start with the number of pounds. Since we don't know how much of each he bought we have the 2 unknowns, F and K, but we DO know that he bought 23 pounds total. So the first equation is
K + F = 23
Now let's see what we can do with the dollars. Again, we don't know how much he bought of each kind of coffee, but we do know that Kona beans cost $11 per pound and that Fuji beans cost $7.50 per pound, and we know that he spent a total of $197. So let's set that up:
11K + 7.50F = 197
Those are your 2 equations. It doesn't say you need to solve them, so you're done.
Answer:
C. the circumference of a circle
Step-by-step explanation:
The perimeter of a square is the length of the outside, which is found by adding all the side lengths. The circumference of a circle is similar because it is also the length of the outside of the shape.
