Y= 13 over 10x + 2 is the answer. The most important thing to remember when finding the slope of the line is RISE over RUN. When you rise, you go up or down. When you run, you go right or left. Think of RISE over RUN as a fraction.
You find two points on the line and you count up/down a certain amount of spaces, and right/left a certain amount of spaces to go from one point to the other point.
In this equation, we could use the point on the y-axis and the last point we see on the graph located at (10,15). You count up/down vertically first until you reach the horizontal line that the point is on. Then, you count the amount of spaces horizontally it takes you to reach the point. In this problem, you move up 13 spaces, and move to the right 10 spaces. This as a fraction will be 13 over 10, because we rose 13 spaces and we ran 10 spaces to get to our second point. The y-intercept will be the only number that is on the y-axis, which is 2.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Number of drivers Screened = 671
Number Arrested for Driving While Intoxicating = 7
If the W denotes the event of screening a driver and getting someone who is intoxicated.
The Probability of W, 
- The Probability
is the probability of the event of screening a driver and getting someone who is not intoxicated. Simply put, it is the Probability of the Complement of W.
From Probability Theorem,
So first you want to start in the parentheses
x+5
so what you do is 2 times x which is 2x
2 times 5 which is ten
7x+10x <3x-14
-10× - 10x
-3x
Answer:
Henry has $19, Dan has $57, and Melissa has $11
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent how much money Henry has
Since Dan has 3 times what Henry has, his amount is 3x
Since Melissa has $8 less than Henry, her amount is x - 8
Create an equation that sets these 3 values equal to 87, then solve for x
(x) + (3x) + (x - 8) = 87
5x - 8 = 87
5x = 95
x = 19
So, Henry has $19
Find how much Dan has by multiplying 19 by 3
19(3)
= 57
Find how much Melissa has by subtracting 8 from 19
19 - 8
= 11
So, Henry has $19, Dan has $57, and Melissa has $11
