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Step-by-step explanation:
y=mx+c
Take c from both sides:
y-c = mx
Divide both sides by m:
(y-c) / m =x
Now swap sides to make it prettier:
x = (y-c) / m
The table and the plotted data are in the attachment.
Answer and Step-by-step explanation: A line of best fit is the best approximation of the given data. It is used to show the relation of two variables and it can be determined, more accurately, by the Least Square Method.
To use the method, follow the steps:
1) Calculate the mean of the two variables:

2) The Slope of the line is given by:

3) The y-intercept is found by the formula:

For the ripening of bananas, the least square method gives the line:
y = -0.142x + 5.56
The rate of change of a line equation is its slope, so
Rate of change = -0.14
The rate of change of ripening time with respect to exposure time is -0.14, which means the more expose the fruit is, the less time it needs to ripe.
The area of a shape is the amount of space a shape can occupy, while the perimeter is the sum of its lengths.
- <em>The perimeter is </em>
<em>units</em> - <em>The area of the sanctuary is 27 square units</em>
We have:

<u>Perimeter</u>
See attachment for the layout of the sanctuary



From the attachment, the sides are
<em>AB, BF, FC, CD, DE and EA</em>
Start by calculating the length of each side using the following distance formula:

So, we have:






So, the perimeter (P) is:



<em>Hence, the perimeter is </em>
<em>units</em>
<u />
<u>Area</u>
To calculate the area, we need to divide the sanctuary into three.
- <em>Triangle ABF</em>
- <em>Triangle EFA</em>
- <em>Trapezium CDEF</em>
The area of ABF is:

Where:




The area of EFA is:

Where:


So:


The area of CDEF is:

Where



So, we have:



So, the area of the sanctuary is:




<em>Hence, the area of the sanctuary is 27 square units</em>
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First off, let's convert the mixed fraction to "improper", keeping in mind that, there are 2 cups in 1 pint.
