It is hard to explain without a picture. You have the line graph and depending on what your numbers are, you place them where the teacher, (or paper) says too. You would then move two to the right, and one up. You would keep repeating that pattern until you got to the top of the graph. After that you would draw a strait line through it. If you are dealing with negative numbers, then depending on which one is negative, you would move two to the LEFT from the starting point and go one up. You repeat that pattern as well, then once you reach the top of the page you draw a line through it.
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X would be equal to time and y be equal to distance
The y axis would be measuring distance and the x axis would be measuring time. Another name for a speed graph is the distance time graph. The y axis would be measuring the distance covered by the truck in meters and the x axis would be for the time it takes to reach that distance in second.
B) 2-6 would represent contact motion, meaning the vehicle is at rest. The time would be increasing from 2-6 to however the distance remains the same which is 20m
Answer:
Milliliters to teaspoons (mL to tsp) converter, formulas and conversion table. ... 1 mL = 0.202884 tsp; 5 mL = 1.014 tsp; 10 mL = 2.028 tsp; 15 mL = 3.04
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Answer:
The student is expected to spend <em>15.4 hours </em>doing homework
Step-by-step explanation:
The scattered plot shows there is a close correlation between the variables. A line of best fit will go through the 'center' of the points. Since we are not required to find an exact line, we'll draw it in red color as shown below
To know the equation of that line, we must take two clear points of it from the graph. We'll pick (28,4) and (4,25)
The equation of a line, given two points (a,b) and (c,d) is
Using the selected points
Simplifying and computing results, the equation is
Using that equation, we can predict how many hours the students will spend doing homework if they spend 15 hours watching TV
=15.4 hours
So the student is expected to spend 15.4 hours doing homework
Answer: it’s the first one
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