A cut is made to the shape shown below at an angle from the top of the shape to the base of the shape. What is the shape of the
cross
section that results from the cut?
A square
B. parallelogram
C. rectangle
D. triangle
section that results from the cut?
A square
B. parallelogram
C. rectangle
D. triangle
1 answer:
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Question 1:
A: Incorrect; if that was the case, on day 1, the price would be 150. Instead here, according to the graph, on day 1 the price is 30.
B: Incorrect; the slope, or rate of change, is 30.
[Note: To calculate the slope, we can take two points (I've chosen points (1,30) [1] and (2,60) [2] for you) and use the formula
. 
⇒ 
. 
= x, therefore = 30.]
C; Correct; each day the price increases by (+) 30.
D: Incorrect; the line does not show a constant decrease, but instead a constant increase.
Question 2:
A: Most likely this answer choice. The equation seems to be in slope-intercept form on accounting that the equation has mx and b. M has the x directly after it while the b is a number that stands alone. [Note: Numbers that stand alone and without a variable are constants.] B stands for the y-intercept/initial value, or amount started with.
In short:
Q1: C
Q2: A
Question 1:
A: Incorrect; if that was the case, on day 1, the price would be 150. Instead here, according to the graph, on day 1 the price is 30.
B: Incorrect; the slope, or rate of change, is 30.
[Note: To calculate the slope, we can take two points (I've chosen points (1,30) [1] and (2,60) [2] for you) and use the formula
C; Correct; each day the price increases by (+) 30.
D: Incorrect; the line does not show a constant decrease, but instead a constant increase.
Question 2:
A: Most likely this answer choice. The equation seems to be in slope-intercept form on accounting that the equation has mx and b. M has the x directly after it while the b is a number that stands alone. [Note: Numbers that stand alone and without a variable are constants.] B stands for the y-intercept/initial value, or amount started with.
In short:
Q1: C
Q2: A