Answer:
leg 1 is on 6 see look at the dot thats on x and leg 1 on y is 1 so 6/1 then for number 2 9/5
A. the outlier is 37
B. the mean with the outlier is 20
C. the mean without the outlier is 17.5
Is each line parallel, perpendicular, or neither parallel nor perpendicular to a line whose slope is −6?
Parallel, slope is the same, perpendicular slope is opposite and reciprocal
so
line n, with slope −6 , same slope -----> Parallel
line p, with slope 1/6 , opposite and reciprocal -----> Perpendicular
line q, with slope −1/6 , -----> Neither
line m, with slope 6, -----> Neither
Answer:
y = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Lets first try to find the slope between the two points. Note, if the slope is 0, then the line would be a horizontal line. If the slope is undefined, then it is a vertical line.
We can use the slope formula to find the slope between the two lines, but notice something. The slope formula is technically just the change in y divided by the change in x. Between the two points, the y-value does not change and the x-value does change. This means that the change in y is 0, but the change in x is not zero. This means that the slope would be 0, resulting in a horizontal line.
Now, we know that the resulting line is horizontal, meaning it will take the form of y = _. Since the y-values for both of the points is 6, it makes sense to say that the equation for the line would be y = 6.
I hope this helps. Happy studying.
