Answer:
start by putting in the y intercept, -4 on the y axis
then go up 5 and 1 right one to give your a slope of positive 5
Step-by-step explanation:
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I believe it would be negative 9 because your subtracting by twelve again. I hope that helped
Answer:
<u>A slope of 0.5.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Each coin toss has a 50% probability of being heads. Therefor, the histogram plot should have a slope of 0.5. To illustrate, graph the predicted probabilities of at least two sets of coin tosses, such as 6 and 16. The probable number of heads would be 3 and 8. Plot those two points and draw the line. <u>The slope of that line will be 0.5.</u>
See the attachment. I graphed more than two points, since it was easy. But you really only need two if you know it is a straight line function. Graph a third just to be certain.
-36=-12x divide -36 by -12 to get x alone and x will equal 3