The very first thing to do to identify whether the data showed linear or exponential growth is to plot the data. By plotting the data, you are able to visualize the form or trend of your data. You can also see if your data trend forms a line. If it forms a line, it is linear. If your data shows somehow a rapid increasing magnitude of slope then, it is exponential.
The bottom right.
The line best fit is usually the line that follows the trend of dots in the scatter plot. In the other 3, you can tell that there seems to be no trend between either the line or the dots.
The bottom right one has a line pretty much right through the middle of the scattered dots and follows the trend.
Answer:
about x=38.1
Step-by-step explanation:
9x38.1=342.9
He bought 3 cucumbers because 3*5=15, 15-6=9, 9*.7=6.3, .3*3=.9, .9+6.3=7.2
Answer: Rectangle
Reasoning: 4 straight sides, 2 pairs of sides of equal length.
