Answer:
Simple
Rise/Run
for one week they run 10 miles
2 weeks 20 miles
3 weeks 30 miles
4 weeks 40 miles
the rate of change would be 10/1 (Why? Because you rise +10 each time per week.)
divide that it would be 10 (:
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second answer copied me so.
Answer:True, true, true.
Step-by-step explanation:
A = W*L or Area = Width x Length
Answer: The third graph.
The difference between temperatures for every increase (1km) in altitude is consistent (6.5), meaning that it is a straight line.
Then, you would have to match the x and y values on the charts to the coordinates on the graph. Ex: (8.5, 1), (2, 2), (-4.5, 3) etc.
Actually you have 2 coefficients here: 3/8 and 3/4.
(3/8)d + (3/4) is the same as (3/8)d + (2)(3/8), so this can be factored into
(3/8) [ d + 2 ]