Answer:
N = 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Normally the coordinate system goes:
x axis (horizontal)
y axis (vertical)
Here, we have:
Horizontal axis as "M", and
Vertical axis as "N"
We want to know what N will be when M equals 50.
So, we look at the x-axis and go to M equals 50.
Then we move up until the "trend line". The intersection.
If we move directly left to vertical axis (N variable), we see that it is at the point:
N = 10
So,
When M = 50, N = 10
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
We can tell that for every hour passed the distance traveled by the train would increase by 40 miles.
We can use the equation d = 40t to determine the values of the table. The 'd' is total distance and 't' is the number of given hours.
Two hours:
d = 40(2)
d = 80
Three Hours:
d = 40(3)
d = 120
Four Hours:
d = 40(4)
d = 160
Hope this helps.
X= 11
If you plug in 1 for X in the equation, you will get:
f(x) =3+8
3+8=11
Hope this helps.
