Eric kept a record of the number of hours it rained each day from Monday to Saturday in a particular week. This information was
shown through the following Bar Graph.
How does the Bar Chart misrepresent the data?
A. The scale along the vertical axis is divided into unequal intervals.
B. The categories along the horizontal axis are missing Friday.
C. The widths of the bars are not equal.
D. The heights of the bars representing Monday and Thursday are not same.
How does the Bar Chart misrepresent the data?
A. The scale along the vertical axis is divided into unequal intervals.
B. The categories along the horizontal axis are missing Friday.
C. The widths of the bars are not equal.
D. The heights of the bars representing Monday and Thursday are not same.
2 answers:
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Answer:
M(6,5) and G(2,9)
Step-by-step explanation:
B(3,6)
C(9,4)
m = [(3+9)/2 , (6+4)/2]
= (6,5)
M(5,9)
H(8,9)
G(x,y)
[(x+8)/2 , (y+9)/2]=(5,9)
(x+8)/2 = 5
x+8 = 10
x = 2
(y+9)/2 = 9
y+9 = 18
y = 9
G(2,9)
(Correct me if i am wrong)
Answer:
A.-
D.
E.
Step-by-step explanation:
Like terms must have the same variable, in this case x, and the same exponent, in this case 2. Since the original term is , the like terms will be those that contain
, regardless of whether their coefficient or sign is different.
Analyzing the options:
A.-
We have the same variable and the same exponent , so it is a like term.
B.
You have the same variable x but not the same exponent. So it's not a like term of
C.
Same variable but as in the previous case, the exponent is different, it is a 3 and it should be a 2, so it is not a similar or like term.
D.
In this option we do have the , so it is a like term of
E.
It is also a like term because it contains the .
In summary the like terms are:
A.-
D.
E.