Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
its a direct-variation function
I don't know the answer because of how zoomed in it is. But, you could make a cordinate grid and plot all of the numbers. Then, you would connect all of the lines and you will see that one line is missing in the parallelogram. You finish off that line yourself and write down the cordanite that you needed to complete the parallelogram. You will lastly put U=answer (the cordanite you got from finishing off the parallelogram).
So 2/7 cookies on Monday
n 1/3 more on Tuesday
so we are going to fine Tuesday's amount , to find what fraction did Gail sell on the two days
so
2/7 + 1/3
find lCM which is 21
u add and get 13/21
so
31/21+2/7=19/21
The answer to number one is A
