The slope of the line is the gradient, which you can find through rise over run
m (gradient) = (y1 - y2) / (x1 - x2)
where (x1, y1) is the coordinate of the first point, and (x2, x2) is the coordinate of the second point
in your question:
x1 = -4
x2 = 19
y1 = -13
y2 = 11
m = (-13 -11) / (-4 -19) = -24 / -23 = 24/23 or 1.04 (2d.p.)
hope that helps :)
The sum of all the measurements is just the average times the number.


So if the average of all 92 is 7 the sum of those is

The average of the last two is 7.2 so their sum is

That means the sum of the first 90 is

so the average of the first 90 is

cm
Answer:
p=2
Step-by-step explanation:
4.05p+14.40=4.50(p+3) < equation
4.05p+14.40=4.50p+13.50 < multiply
14.40=.45p+13.50 < subtract
.9=.45p < subtract
2=p < divide
Answer) That graph is not a function
Explanation) The graph that you provided is not a function. It does not pass the vertical line test. The vertical line test is when you draw a vertical line (l) at any point on the graph and it should touch 1 or less parts of the graph. If you put the line at x=1, the vertical line only touches the graph at (1,8.5) but if you put the line at x=5, it touches (5,1) and (5,8.5) so it does not pass the test. You should be able to put the line anywhere and have it touch ONLY 1 point. There cannot be multiple of the same x values.