The usefulness is that this data allows you to understand how well students perform with their instruction, based on a standardized test. The limitation is that the scores don't account for different situations that may affect the results you receive.
1) m= -3 (13/3,0)
2) m= -2 (1/2,0)
Answer:
100% = 30. There are 30 students in Mr.Fulton's class
Step-by-step explanation:
If we have 12 as 40%, we divide it by 2 to get the base value which is 6=20%.
Now we multiply the base by 5 so 20% x 5= 100% and 6 x 5 equals 30. so 100% = 30
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