Answer:
Which graph could represent a constant balance in a bank account over time? A graph titled Daily Balance. The horizontal axis shows time (days), numbered 1 to 8, and the vertical axis shows Balance (dollars) numbered 5 to 40. The line begins at 35 dollars in 0 days and ends at 0 dollars in 7 days. A graph titled Daily Balance. The horizontal axis shows time (days), numbered 1 to 8, and the vertical axis shows Balance (dollars) numbered 5 to 40. The line begins at 0 dollars in 5 days and extends vertically to 40 dollars in 5 days. A graph titled Daily Balance. The horizontal axis shows time (days), numbered 1 to 8, and the vertical axis shows Balance (dollars) numbered 5 to 40. The line begins at 30 dollars in 0 days and ends at 30 dollars in 8 days. A graph titled Daily Balance. The horizontal axis shows time (days), numbered 1 to 8, and the vertical axis shows Balance (dollars) numbered 5 to 40. The line begins at 0 dollars in 0 days and ends at 40 dollars in 8 days.
16 yards is your answer for this!
its 2 with area/hight.
if you need the steps of this just ask ill show you how to do it step by step
I think you can put bench mark place valie round tenth thousnadth
The rise is the vertical distance between the two points, which is the difference between their y-coordinates. That makes the rise y2 − y1. The run between these two points is the difference in the x-coordinates, or x2 − x1.
