Answer:
hi there! i can help you out! i don't want you to get a zero on your report card!!
Step-by-step explanation:
so, on the x-axis, which is all the numbers through 1-10 and there are the patient's number. so for ex, the first question says patient 1 : 3 hours right??
so the hours are the y-axis and you can label them 2,4,6,8 because skip counting by twos are probably the easiest! so for the first question, you would line a dot up on top of 1 and go up and you see 2 and 4 right, cuz you just labeled it... do go between 2 and 4 which is 3 and place the dot there...
and keep doing the same things with other ones too...
another ex! so on the second question, it says patient 2 : 7 hours so place the dot on top of the 2 and go up untill you see 6 and 8 and place the dot beween them!
11.9 would be the correct answer I believe
Two similarities between constructing a perpendicular line through a point on a line and constructing a perpendicular through a point off a line are;
- 1. Arcs are drawn to cross the given line twice on either side relative to the point
- 2. The perpendicular line is drawn using a straight edge by connecting the small arcs formed using the arcs from step 1, to the point on the line or off the line
Description:
1. One of the first steps is to place the compass on the point and from
point, draw arcs to intersect or cross the given line at two points.
2. The compass is placed at each of the intersection point in step 1 and
(opened a little wider when constructing from a point on the line) arcs are
drawn on one (the other side of the point off the line) side of the line with
the same opening (radius) of the compass to intersect each other.
3. From the point of intersection of the arcs in step 2, a line is drawn with a
straight edge passing through the given point.
Learn more about perpendicular lines here:
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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The equation is x<= 5.
So 5 and all the numbers less than 5 would be an answer for x.
So you would put a closed dot on 5, because x can equal 5. Then put a line pointing right to all the numbers less than 5.
