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Igoryamba
2 years ago
12

Which graph shows data that would result in the most accurate prediction of the number of games a baseball team will win in a se

ason based on the total number of home runs scored that season?
A graph has home runs on the x-axis and wins on the y-axis. Points are grouped together in a line and increase.
A graph has home runs on the x-axis and wins on the y-axis. Points are grouped together loosely and increase.
A graph has home runs on the x-axis and wins on the y-axis. Points are grouped together and increase.
Mathematics
2 answers:
Lynna [10]2 years ago
8 0

Any graph that can be used to accurately predict number of games a baseball team will win in a season based on the total number of home runs scored that season will be a graph that has home runs on the x-axis and wins on the y-axis.

<h2>Straight line graph</h2>

A straight line graph is a graph that obeys the equation; y = mx + c

  • m = slope
  • c = intercept

For there to be the possibility of prediction, the graph must increase or decrease linearly.

Therefore, any graph that can be used to accurately predict number of games a baseball team will win in a season based on the total number of home runs scored that season will be a graph that has home runs on the x-axis and wins on the y-axis. Points are grouped together in a line and increase.

Learn more about straight line graph: brainly.com/question/26089585

yan [13]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Short answer is A

Step-by-step explanation:

I just did it on edge

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