Answer:
A has the points plotted correctly
Step-by-step explanation:
We need to plot the data
B has the point ( 10,5) plotted on (9,5)
C is missing (-6,-5)
D is missing (-6,-5) and has (-2,1) instead of (-2,-1)
A.
It would be very helpful to write the points individually from the data. Take the x value and place it with its corresponding y value:
(1,4) ; (2,2) ; (-2,-1) ; (-2,-6) ; (5,-4) ; (-6,-5) ; (10,5)
Now find the graph that has each of these points. You can write these down and cross them out if you find them on the graph, and once you find the graph where all of these points are crossed out, that's the correct graph.
The correct graph is A.
:Done
to find a GCF you need 2 numbers. You only have one here
i hope this helps you :) ....
<em>x</em> = 75
Since if you could take the second line on the line and move it down a bit it would be the same angle and so all you have to do is 90-15 = 75 so x=75.
P.S (I'm sorry if this didn't help :( )
