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A constant inside the square root will make the graph shift either left to right, depending on the number. From the equation. The graph shifts to right two units.
A constant outside the square root will make the graph shift up or down, depending the value. From the equation, the graph shifts up 3 units.
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- Second Image, the first one where x = 2 and y = 3.
224.9>224.92 hope it helps
The answers are congruent and intersecting
Theoretical Probability is what you think the result will be, and experimental probability is what it turns out to be, hope this helps.
Choice D : look at where you think the line would be if it followed the direction of the data so that about half of the points fell above the line and half below. The two most important things to note are the slope of the line and y intercept.
This is a negative relationship as the line falls as you read it from left to right. That eliminates choice C. Next, it appears the line of best fit would have a y intercept around 10 on the y axis and then fall down and to the right cutting the data. Note that choices A and B have y intercepts that don't make sense for the data. Choice D does have a y intercept of 10 and a negative slope.
