The slope of a line is given by the equation
y2 is -4. y1 is 5
x2 is 4. x1 is 1
-4 -5 / 4-1 = -9/3 = -3
The slope is -3. Now we need to find the y-intercept
y= mx +b
5= -3(1) +b
5= -3 +b
b= 8
Our equation for the line: y= -3x +8
I'm pretty sure it's 1/12, please don't be mad if I got it wrong
Answer: B. The rate is 2, the initial value is 4, and the specific value is 6.
Step-by-step explanation:
for a linear function y = a*x + b
Rate = coefficient that is multiplicating the variable. ( a in this case)
Initial value = value taken of y, when we have x = 0 (b in this case)
Specific value = value forced on y.
In this case, we have:
y = 6 = 2*x + 4
Then:
The coefficient multiplicating x is 2, so the rate is 2.
The constant term is 4, so the initial value is 4.
The value equal to y is 6, so the specific value is 6.
The correct option is B.
Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
1. <ABC and <BCD are alternate interior angles. Alternate interior angles are equal, therefore, since m<ABC = 38°, then m<BCD = 38°
2. m<ECF = m<BCD (corresponding angles)
m<ECF = 38° (substitution)
3. m<DCF + m<ECF = 180° (linear pair)
m<DCF + 38° = 180° (substitution)
m<DCF = 180° - 38° (Subtraction property of equality)
m<DCF = 142°
I think the statement given above is false. The variable used to predict changes in the values of another value is not called the response variable. The variable used to predict another variable is called the independent, <span>predictor or </span><span>explanatory variable. Hope this answers the question.</span>