Fill in the missing values for the equation below
1 answer:
Look where the line is touching on the y-axis and that will be your y-value. From there or somewhere on the line use rise over run (rise/run, do not divide). Count how many times it goes up and then count how many times it goes left or right. Make sure to look where the line is going, up or down slanted. If the line is going down, but slanted it will be a negative slope; line going up and slanted is positive.
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Given
gas prices are now $3.75 and it up 10% from 6 months ago.
Find out how much were gas prices 6 months ago.
To proof
gas prices now = $3.75
let the gas price 6 month ago = x
gas price now is rise up 10% from 6 months ago
First write 10% in simpler form
= 0.1
Now the equation becomes
0.1x + x = 3.75
1.1x = 3.75
x = 3.41 (approx)
Thus gas prices 6 months ago be $ 3.41 (approx )
Hence proved