A statistical question will have more than one answer. Questions like, “How old are the students in my school?”or “What time did the students in this class get up this morning?” are examples of a statistical question. Pretty much if it involves asking more the one people it’s a statistical question because it will lead to more than one answer.
Answer:
1. 16
2. 0
Step-by-step explanation:
order of operations
anything divded by zero is zero
Answer:
31/35 has to be added
Step-by-step explanation:
5/7 plus 7/5 equals 2 4/35.31 plus 4 equals 35,31 has to be added
Hey there!
I'll assume we're using the slope-intercept form equation:
y = mx + b
m = slope
b = y-intercept
First, we keep the y, because it's value depends on the x value given.
Next, we find the slope. Slope is defined as rise/run, so we take two points on the graph, find how much taller one is from another, and how far right/left they are, put those values over each other, and we have out slope (m).
Finally, we need to determine the y-intercept, and that's as simple as seeing where the line crosses the y axis and writing down that value.
Hope this helps!
