Yes, the line can be used to make reasonable predictions of the number of cheese pizzas that would be sold in the upcoming weeks. This is because the line is the line of best fit
<h3>Line of best fit </h3>
From the question, we are to determine if the line can be used to make reasonable predictions of the number of cheese pizzas that would be sold in the upcoming weeks
In the graph, we have a scatterplot.
The line drawn is the <u>line of best fit</u>
Hence,
Yes, the line can be used to make reasonable predictions of the number of cheese pizzas that would be sold in the upcoming weeks. This is because the line is the line of best fit.
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Solving the given inequality for d, we get...
6d + 15 < 50
6d + 15-15 < 50-15 <<-- subtract 15 from both sides
6d < 35
6d/6 < 35/6 <<--- divide both sides by 6
d < 5.83
Which means that d can be any of the values in this set: {0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5}
The smallest d can be is 0. In this scenario, Jeremy pays the $15 registration but doesn't rent the camera at all
The largest d can be is 5. In this scenario, Jeremy rents the camera for 5 days
Any larger value of d is not allowed as it would make the total cost go over $50
Notice how I'm rounding down regardless how close 5.83 is to 6
180 divided by 3 = 60
60 x 5 = 300
she can type 300 words in 5 minutes
N is the number of the Tshirt
c is the cost
the relationship between the cost and the number of the Tshirt is:
12n+3=c
so if 1 is the number of the tshirt so the cost is
12.1+3=12+3=15
if n=2 c=12.2+3=24+3=27
and etc.....
