It is helpful to first plug this in to point-slope form (note that there are other ways to do this).
Using the form
, you get
. You can simplify this to get
.
Answer choice A
-17 would be the answer to this problem
B and C; as the y intercept increases/decreases, the graph of the line shifts up/down.
The y intercept is where the function crosses the y-axis. If the y intercept moves either up or down, the whole function will be translated up/down vertically along the y-axis.
Answer:
10.2% of adults will belong to health clubs and will go to the club at least twice a week
Step-by-step explanation:
assuming that the event H=an adult belongs to a health club and the event T= he/she goes at least twice a week , then if both are independent of each other:
P(T∩H)= P(H)*P(T) ( probability of the union of independent events → multiplication rule )
replacing values
P(T∩H)= P(H)*P(T) = 0.20 * 0.51 =0.102
then 10.2% of adults will belong to health clubs and will go to the club at least twice a week
