Answer:
show how you know .. :D good rhyme
Step-by-step explanation:
park = 4" x 6" ( inches) small park
but one inch = 30 miles ooh big park
4*30 X 6*30
120 X 180 miles... like a big game range? :? very big
since we only have 6 square inches to fit the map into... then.. what size of map would fit? what size equals 6 inches? 2 x 3 ? hmm yes that's 6
soooo shrink the 4" x 6" to 2"x 3" so the scale needs to double or
1 inch = 60 miles
2"*60 x 3"*60 = 120 x 180 miles.. looks good try that :)
Mean -to-MAD ratio is the division of the Mean by the Mean Absolute Deviaion (MAD). For the set 1, mean / MAD is 10.3 / 1. 6 = 6.4375; and for the set 2, Mean / MAD is: 12.7 / 1.5 = 8.467. This is a measure of disperssion of a set of values. MAD is calculated as the sum of the absolute differences of the values and the mean.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Given the inequality

First, convert mixed numbers to improper fractions:

Now the inequality looks like

Multiply it by 6:

Y = 2x + 5
If you take the height at 10 days, 25 centimeters, after 10 more days the height is 45 centimeters, meaning for those 10 extra days the been plant grown 20 centimeters. Since we're told the plant is growing at a constant rate, this shows the bean plant is growing 2 centimeters per day. We can represent this with y = 2x. (After 10 days, the bean plant will be 20 centimeters, after 20 days, the bean plant will be 40 centimeters, etc.)
However, this is not completely true yet. As you can see, after the first 10 days the plant is not 20 centimeter, it's 25 centimeters. We already know the rate in which the plant is changing, but now we need to find the height that the plant was originally, before it started growing.
After the first 10 days, the plant is 25 centimeters tall. Since we know that the plant is growing 2 centimeters per day, we can subtract 20 from 25 to find the original height of the bean plant.
25 - 20 = 5
The bean plant was originally 5 centimeters.
This makes our final equation y = 2x + 5.
2x is the slope, and 5 is the y intercept.
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