Picture graphs usually show amounts using...pictures! So if you looked
at the symbols, you can likely guess the amounts. It might show how many
students preferred hamburgers by using a hamburger to represent every 5
students. Just by quickly glancing at a picture graph, you can usually
tell which result is the greatest.
Answer:
D. Yes; the graph passes the vertical line test.
Step-by-step explanation:
→The vertical line test is when you hold something (like a pencil), straight up/vertically, and you move it from left-to-right to see if any two points repeat.
<u>→The correct answer is "D. Yes; the graph passes the vertical line test,"</u> because the x-values can't repeat, not the y-values, if the graph were to show a function. In this case, the graph passes the vertical line test.
Answer:
104cm^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Area of 1st rectangle
given
l=12cm
w=6cm
A =l×w
=12cm×6cm
=72cm^2
Area of 2nd rectangle
given
l=14-6=8cm
w=4cm
A=l×w
=8cm×4cm
=32cm^2
Total area =72cm^2+32cm^2=104cm^2
