Answer:
c
Step-by-step explanation:
because it just moves to the right by 7 units. it does not change in shape or size, only location.
*see attachment below showing the dot plot and box plot created by Tia
Answer:
Dot plot
Step-by-step explanation:
In a dot plot, the temperature of a day is represented by 1 dot. There are 30 dots on the box plot shown in the attachment that was made by Tia.
This dot plot display makes it easier to find how many days had a temperature that is higher than 15°.
Thus, from the dot plot, we have:
2 dots representing 2 days having a temperature of 16°C each
2 days also have daily temperature of 17°C
2 days have temperature of 18°C as well, and
1 day has temperature of 19° C.
Therefore, the number of days that had a temperature above 15°C is 7 days.
Answer:
(10,51)
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the average of 3 (x1) and 17(x2). This will be your new x-coordinate.
Then take the average of 21 (y1) and 81 (y2)
(3+17)/2 = 10
(21+81)/2 = 51
The linear function showing the cargo ship’s path on the map is given at the image at the end of the answer.
<h3>What is a linear function?</h3>
The slope-intercept representation of a linear function is given by the rule presented as follows:
y = mx + b
The coefficients of the function and their meaning are explained as follows:
- m is the slope of the function, representing the change in the output variable y when the input variable x increases by one.
- b is the y-intercept of the function, representing the numeric value of the function when the input variable x assumes a value of 0.
In this problem, the function is given as follows:
y + 20 = -2x.
In slope-intercept format, the function is:
y = -2x - 20.
This means that:
- When the longitude is of 0, the latitude is of 20. (passing through Mali).
- Due to the negative slope, the line is decreasing.
Hence the line is presented on the image given at the end of the answer.
More can be learned about linear functions at brainly.com/question/24808124
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Answer:
you can plug it into a graphing calcuator right? or no
Step-by-step explanation: