We can assume that this growth rate can be expressed as y = mx + b as long as the slope is constant, because a quadratic or exponential formula wouldn't make much sense in this situation. If it is growing at least 2 inches a month, the slope (m) will be 2. As x (month) increases by 1 month, y (plant's height) increases by 2 inches. You could make it more, but as long as you plot the points in such a way that the slope for these points are 2 or higher, you will get the answer correct. If you have any other questions or need to clarify more about what you wanted let me know and I'll help.
Answer:
a
Step-by-step explanation:
solve for m. ;)
Answer:
Men it's a really long process and I've just woken up men
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f(x) = -------------------
x - (5.5)
is an example where there's no finite limit if x approaches 5.5.
The answer is A because when you plug in the points into the distance formula, you will get square root of 17 squared plus 17 squared. Hope this helps!
