Answer:
1. No, Student 1 did not make any errors. However, their use of a ruler, or lack of thereof, could result in a lack of accuracy.
2. The student manually found the points and connected them together, doing so for both A and B and thus finding the intersection.
3. Since there is no formula used, the result may not be accurate. The student can only guess the position of the intersection, not know exactly (i.e. when the points are positioned at decimal numbers.)
Answer:
5 and 0.25
Step-by-step explanation:
5 I think thou ok but sure
The answer is I disagree, but only if she's making 6 batches of clay.
She will need 3 cups of cornstarch if she makes 6 batches of clay
The image shows how I solved it and kind of expains how I solved it using proportions
Answer:
D
Explanation Given:
if you plug in 1 for x then y=(3)^2
(3)^2=9
you have your two coordinates. (1,9)