Mean = 4.4
Mode = 2
Range = 13
Explanations:
Mean = (1 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 5 + 6 + 14)/10 = 44/10 = 4.4
Mode = 2 (Happens most frequently)
Range = 14 - 1 = 13
First, we need to get the slope of the equation of the train tracks. We can transform the given equation into the slope-intercept form.
4x +2y = 16
y = -2x +8
The slope of the equation is -2.
A perpendicular line will have the same slope but the opposite sign.
So, the slope of the line of the train crossing is 2. Since, it will pass through the point (8,15), the slope-intercept form can also be used to solve for the equation.
y = mx + b
The slope is 2, so m=2. We solve b by substituting the coordinates.
15 = 2(8) +b
b = -11
The equation is now,
y = -2x - 11
Or it can also be expresses as:
2x - y = 11
Answer:
4a: 1
4b: 6, -6
Step-by-step explanation:
4a. (3 - 5)= -2; (9 - 6)=3
(-2 + 3) = 1
4b. We aren't told which cards Jesse pick up, only that they didn't affect his total points. Therefore, the two cards have the same number, but opposite signs. We coluld pick any teo an an example: 6 and -6, or 4 and -4, etc. They don't affect his score since they ccancel each other with a result of zero.
Answer:
a = -6/5
Step-by-step explanation:
For the graphs to be parallel the graphs should have same slope(m)
So we rewrite both our equations in the slope-intercept form then compare the slope to find the value of a like this,
This equation is the slope-intercept form we convert both our equations in this form firstly taking equation 1
so if we compare it with y = mx + b the coefficient of x is m and hence
m= -2/5 now solving for equation 2
so here if we compare it with y = mx + b the coeffienct of x is a/3 so since parallel lines have same slope by the formula:
we equation both the slope to each other to find the value of a like this,
so the value of a equals
a= -6/5
So.... You would get your problem out of the numbers 10,6,7 you would multiply and get 10*6*7=420 so 420 would be the answer if that's what your looking for!!
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