If you know the slope of a linear relationship as well as one of the points, you can determine if the relationship is proportional if the value of y is equal to the value of the slope times the x value.
<h3>When is a relationship proportional?</h3>
The linear relationship of x and y is said to be proportional if:
y = slope × x
This means that the value of y is directly related to the value of x such that when x is increased by a certain value, you get y.
If this condition is not satisfied then the relationship is not proportional.
The linear relationship above is therefore proportional if the value of y in the point is the same as x when multiplied by the slope.
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Answer:
Equivalent expressions are expressions which are equal. This means they simplify to the same expression. Simplify the two expressions -1.3x - (-8.9x) = 7.6x and -1.3 + (-8.9X) = -10.2x.
Then simplify each option to determine if it is equal -1.3x - (-8.9x), -1.3 + (-8.9X) or neither:
−1.3x−8.9x = -10.2x. This is equivalent to -1.3 + (-8.9X) .
8.9x+(−1.3x) = 7.6x This is equivalent to -1.3x - (-8.9x) .
−8.9x+(−1.3x) = -10.2x This is equivalent to -1.3 + (-8.9X) .
8.9x−(−1.3x) = 10.2x Neither
−1.3x+8.9x = 7.6x This is equivalent to -1.3x - (-8.9x) .
−8.9x+1.3x = -7.6x Neither
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
1/9
Step-by-step explanation:
1/3*1/3=1/9
The answer will be -8
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