Answer will be 1 because it’s by its self or it could be 2
Answer: a) What is a good scale to use for the y axis? -20 units.
(b) What is a good interval to use for the y axis?- 20 units
Step-by-step explanation:
A family is tracking its spending habits. Over the
past year, the grocery bill has ranged from $120 to $180.
We need to plot these points on a coordinate grid.
If we plot the grocery bills along the y-axis, and past years will be plotted along the x-axis.
So, a) Good scale to use for the y-axis will be
1 scale = 20 units
As 120 and 180 are both divisible by 20.
So, it will be a good scale to use for the y-axis.
b) Good interval to use for the y-axis:
It will be again of 20 units.
<u>Short answer</u> = C) 8/10
<u>Working :</u>
Tan A = 8/6 = Opposite / AdjacentOpposite = 8 units
Adjacent = 6 units
Hypotenuse = 
= 
= 
= 10 units
Cos B = Adjacent/ Hypotenuse
∴ cos B= 8/10
Answer: (-1,3) (-2, 0.5) (0,5.5)
Step-by-step explanation:
What diagram???
Sorry but there’s no pic so I can’t help you
