1): Answer =====> Letter Choice, (B), The rate in which you walked home, The slope is the same, as the Rate of Change, In Distance Divided by the Change in Time =====> d = 4 -1/15t(4) / 1/15t
2): The Equation: d = -1/15t + 4
The more the Number of Minutes: Larger the Negative Quantity; ====> -1/15t
The Larger the Negative Quantity in Equation: D value is Smaller:
Therefore your Answer ===> The Distance from home (d), Decreased with Minute Walked (t) ====> So, Letter Choice, (C)
2): Towards your home, The slope is Negative, and the Distance (y - value), Decreases, as the Time (x- Values), Increases. Notice the Slope is Negative, Because, you are getting closer to home.
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Answer:
H(4)=16
Step-by-step explanation:
there is no H(16) on the graph
you can see that 4 on the abscissa axis(horizontal) corresponds with 16 on the ordinate axis(vertical)
P=2L+2H
First, isolate 2H:
2H=P-2L
Second, get a singular value of H (just H):
2H/2=(P-2L)/2
Final answer:
H=
Answer:
There are 6 classes we find the median by finding the middle number of the 3rd highest class and 4th highest class, even if this is a decimal.
6/3 = 3+ 0.5
The process would be different if some values are the same values already on the chart total of each class.
ie) 20 31 14 22 20 31
small data like this below you can rearrange
14 20 20 22 31 31
and see that 21 is the correct value
as there are even numbers, so we choose 20 , 22
and select the middle value = 21
Step-by-step explanation:
If there is an even number of numbers locate the two middle numbers so that there is an equal number of values to the left and to the right of these two numbers. Step 3: If there is an odd number of numbers, this middle number is the median. If there is an even number of numbers add the two middles and divide by 2.
Answer:
The pizza that is a better deal is 12" square pan pizza for $3.95.
Step-by-step explanation:
This is because if you get 2 of the 12" square pan pizzas it will be 24" and you will only have to pay $7.90. but if you bought the 24" square pan pizza you would have to pay $14.95 which isnt a fair price.
