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Answer:
A few examples:
0. 0
1. Undefined
2. -3/5
3. Undefined
...
7. 493
8. 5/2
....
Learn how to find the slope below for the other problems.
Step-by-step explanation:
Slope is the rate of change for a linear function. It is found by subtracting the y values of two point on the line and dividing that difference by the difference of the x values of the points.
It can also be found using the formula y=mx+b known as the slope intercept form.
Here are a few examples:
0. This is a horizontal line which always has slope 0.
1. This is a vertical line which always has slope undefined.
2. Find two points that cross through a grid line intersection The line appears to cross them at (5,3) and (0,6). Count the unit squares between the two by counting up 3 and over to the left 5. Because it is left it is negative. The slope is -3/5
3. To find the slope, use the slope formula:
Since we can't divide by 0, it is undefined.
7. y=493x-257 follows the formula y=mx+b where m is the slope. m=493. The slope is 493.
8. Covert the equation into y=mx+b by rearranging the terms using y=mx+b.
5x-2y=48
-2y=48-5x
y=5/2 x -24
So the slope is 5/2.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Bonnie deposits $70.00 into a new savings account.
The account earns 45% simple interest per year.
She neither added or removed from the savings account for 3 years.
We know that,
here,
i = interest,
P = principal = $70,
r = rate of interest = 45%,
t = time = 3 years,
Putting the values,
So the total amount will be,
Answer:
Where T is the hight temperature and t is the day
Explanation:
The table shows that every day the<em> High temperature, T (degrees F) </em>increases 1 unit.
Then, this is a linear function with slope = 1ºF / day.
You can use the point-slope equation to determine the <em>function of the high temperature:</em>
- Point-slope equation:
- Choose any point from the table and m = 1. I will use the first point (1,95)
- m = 1
- x₁ = 1
- y₁ = 95
Substitute:
Make the variables y = T, and x = t: