What is the sample space for spinning a square spinner labeled A, B, C, D?
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Step-by-step explanation:
- in order to know if the the point is on the line plug in the x coordinate to check if it gives you the y coordinate as an output.
- If you plug in the x coordinate and it gives you the given y coordinate then the point is on the given line
- Now let us plug in the value of x=-3
- now if you check plugging in the given x coordinate it does not give you the given y coordinate but -2
- therefore the point(-3,7) is not in the line but (-3,-2) is the point in the line.
Answer:
There is a picture below of the number line with the numbers, plotted.
Step-by-step explanation:
For the 2 3/8, you would simply go to 2 and count 3 to the right becuase there are 8 points for each whole number to the next. It's pretty hard to explain sorry. For 1 3/4, you would make the denominator 8, so multiply it by 2. When we do this, we multiply both the numerator and denominator. What is done to one must be done to the other. 3*2 to get 6. 4*2 to get 8. So, 3/4 becomes 6/8. Now, we can go to 1, and count 6 points to the right to get to 1 3/4.
