Hey Jay,
Since we can't see the graphs, we can't be entirely sure, but given that we are trying to model the population size of a species of bird that is slowly going extinct. I would say the best graph would be a line graph. Line graphs show changes over time so this would be the best graph to use. Hope this helped!
Cheers,
Izzy
To solve an equation for a variable, you must isolate the variable on either side of the equation. To do this, simply subtract 32 from both sides of the original equation:
F ( – 32 ) = C + 32 ( – 32 )
F – 32 = C
We have proven that C is equal to (F – 32). This equation (bold) is the answer to your problem.
I hope this helps!
Answer:
Only line A is a well-placed line of best fit.
Step-by-step explanation:
I did this on Plato and got it correct.
Answer:
If I read your problem write: 126
Step-by-step explanation:
if I interpret this as
- (-3)* 2 * (5) * 2 * (7) * 3 divided by 5 * 2
we can get 126
because:
- (-3)* 2 * (5) * 2 * (7) * 3 divided by 5 * 2
= 6 * 5 * 2 *7 * 3 / (5*2)
= 60*7 * 3/ (5*2)
= 420 * 3 / 10
= 1260/10
= 126
