a y-intercept is any point that has an x-value of 0. for example, the ordered pairs (0,6) and (0,-4) would both be considered y-intercepts since any point with an x-value of 0 overlaps with the y-axis.
Answer:
9 fruit baskets.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Steve sold 36 fruit baskets for a school fundraiser.
Evie sold 25% of the number of baskets that Steve sold.
<u>Question asked:</u>
How many fruit baskets did Evie sell?
Solution:
<u>As given that Evie sold 25% of the number of baskets that Steve sold.</u>
Number of baskets sold by Evie = 25% of 36

Thus, 9 fruit baskets sold by Evie.
B) 7/10
It is B because there are 7 out of 10 possibilities that you would get a number greater than 7 or an odd number.
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Answer: Choice (d)</h3>
Explanation:
To reflect over the y axis, we apply this rule

which says to flip the sign of the x term but keep the y coordinate the same.
So that means something like J(-2,5) becomes J ' (2, 5). The other points are handled in the same fashion and that leads us to choice (d). Points on the y axis will stay where they are.