Concluding, the equations that do not accurately represent the data in the scatter plot are B, C, and D.
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By looking at the scatter plot, we can see that as we read from left to right, the number of shoes sold (y variable) decreases.
Then the linear fit must have a negative slope, from that, we can discard options B and C.
Now, we also can see that the line starts almost at y = 70.
If you look at the option D, you can see that the constant term of that line is -70, so we can also discard that option.
Concluding, the equations that do not accurately represent the data in the scatter plot are B, C, and D.
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PEMDAS states that the value in the parenthesis should be evaluated first:
4(5*6)
4(30)
After just multiply the value in the parenthesis by the number outside of the parenthesis:
120
Since you're looking for the unit rate, you can start do this:
And yes,
is also correct, it's just switching around the 15
The answer is zero. Have a great day!
