I’m working on the same thing in school! For number 2, what i would do is start by setting up the scatter plot by using the X and Y table and create origins to place on the graph. ( ex. (1,30) for your first one ). Also, remember to write in the laps completed and calories burned. Next, estimate a line that meets as many points as possible. ( I would use the completed scatter plot in number 3 for an example for how to draw the line ). And that’s all I can help you with :( I forgot how to do the equation part because I just started with this on Monday. Hope this helps!
-Taylor
Answer:
i will answer it if u raise the point score lol i just need a friend
Hello!
We can find the area of the trapezoid using the formula for area of a trapezoid:
FORMULA:
A = [(b + b) * h / 2]
SUBSTITUTE:
A = [(13.5 + 27.5) * 14 / 2]
SOLVE:
A = 41 * 14 / 2
A = 574 / 2
A = 287 cm²
So, the area of the trapezoid is 287 cm².
Answer:
140
Step-by-step explanation:
B=35
1/3 (35)(12)
= 140
<span>The measurements of an average door are 80 inches by 36 inches. In this measurement, the length is 80 inches and the width is 36 inches. If Hank estimates the width of the door of his classroom, he will then most likely estimate it at 36 inches. To convert this into feet, you must know that 12 inches make 1 foot. So, 36 inches divided by 12 inches will convert the measurement to feet: 36/12 = 3. Thus, the answer is 3 feet.</span>
