The equation y=0.5x+40 represents the monthly cost y in dollars of Lesley's cell phone, where x is the of talk minutes over 750
that Lesley uses.
Graph the equation.
How did you determine the range of values to show on each axis of your graph?
Graph the equation.
How did you determine the range of values to show on each axis of your graph?
1 answer:
You already have the equation given which is <span>y=0.5x+40. To graph, you just have to replace random values of x to determine the corresponding values of y. Plot these points and connect them. The graph is shown in the attached picture. As you can observe, the range starts from y=40. This is because the y-intercept is 40. So, you don't have to show the y-values below because it would just minimize your linear graph.</span>
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Step-by-step explanation:
the figure I've circled is similar to yhe figure shown because when we compare the measurements of the length and breadth of both rectangles, we can see that both the rectangles have the see me measurements, 3ft and 7ft. The only difference however, is that the figures have been rotated differently, the figure shown is kept vertically, on the other hand, the figure I've circled is rotated horizontally.
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