Answer:
Check below for a lucid explanation.
Step-by-step explanation:
The independent variable is the variable whose variation does not depend on another external variable. It is the variable on the x-axis which in this case is the growth of the baby.
Note: The diagram you attached to this question does not include the calibration on the x - axis which will give us the independent variable at point
This, nevertheless, is a very simple task. Locate the point A on the graph and trace it downwards to the x - axis, the value written where the line coincides with the x -axis is the value of the independent variable( growth of the baby) at point A.
P = 2L + 2W ....subtract 2L from both sides
P - 2L = 2W ...divide both sides by 2
(P - 2L) / 2 = W .....can also be written like (P/2) - L = W
(-5, 7) - Quadrant II
(8 1/2, -4) - Quadrant IV
(0,5) - y axis
Step-by-step explanation:
