Answer:
1/1
Step-by-step explanation:
you go up 1 and over 1
For the first one i would choose the second answer, Not both.
Answer:
The father is 35years old and the son Tom is 15years old
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the father's be y
Let Tom's age be T
5 years ago:
The father's age is: y — 5
Tom's age:
T— 5.
But Tom's age was one third the father's age. This is written as:
T — 5 = 1/3(y — 5)
3(T — 5) = y — 5
3T — 15 = y — 5
3T — y = — 5 + 15
3T — y = 10 (1)
In 5years time:
The father's age is:
y + 5
Tom's age:
T + 5
But in 5years time, Tom will be half as old as his father. This is written as:
T + 5 = 1/2(y + 5)
2(T + 5) = y + 5
2T + 10 = y + 5
2T — y = 5 — 10
2T — y = — 5 (2)
Therefore, the equations are
3T — y = 10 (1)
2T — y = — 5. (2)
Solving by elimination method:
Subtract equation (2) from (1)
3T — y = 10
— (2T — y = — 5)
T = 15
Substituting the value of T into equation (1)
3T — y = 10
3(15) — y = 10
45 — y = 10
45 — 10 = y
y = 35
Therefore,
The father is 35years old and the son Tom is 15years old
C, positive linear association. It is positive because it moves upward on the graph (left to right) and it is linear because it is a nearly straight line.
