Well let's see what floor each one lands on and figure out which one is higher.
Something to note:
down = subtracting
up = adding
if something says it's doing something more than once, add it the number of times it's doing that thing. (You can also multiply it by that number but the adding way is a bit easier to understand and explain)
<u>Elevator 1:</u>
6 + 7 + 7 - 10 = 10
<u>Elevator 2:</u>
20 - 5 - 5 - 5 + 12 = 17
Elevator 2 ends on a higher floor (reasoning above)
The relationship between x and y is represent as:
Since, the relationship is linear.
The standard form of equation of line is:

Consider any two set x and y values from the given relationship.
Let (-2, 10) and (-1,7.5)


The equation of the linear relationship between x and y is:
y = -2.5(x + 2) + 10
Now, to check that the point (9, -17.5) lies on the represented relationship between x and y
Substitute x = 9 and y = -17.5 in the equation y = -2.5(x + 2) + 10
y = -2.5(x + 2) + 10
-17.5 = -2.5(9 + 2) + 10
-17.5 = -2.5(11) + 10
-17.5 = -27.5 + 10
-17.5 = -17.5
Thus, LHS = RHS
Hence the point (9, -17.5) lie on the given linear relationship between x and y.
Answer: The point (9, -17.5) lie on the given linear relationship between x and y.
Answer:
20 km = 12.4274 miles.
Step-by-step explanation:
20/1.609 = 12.4274
Divide by 1.609 when converting kilometers to miles.
Answer: A 52
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