Just comparing your (x, y) points to the values on the table, it looks like b) would be the quick answer. Since it states under the table to use average values within each range.
So for x=62 (the weight), we have y=122 (the iron count) which would be the average of the range between 115 and 129.
Similiarly, x=70 corresponds to y=146, which is the average of 139 and 153.
You could take the average values of your highest and lowest iron count ranges compare them to the max-min weight to get your slope. Looks like it would be (155-112)/(73-58)= 43/15= 2.8666 repeating. That would make sense with the slope in the equation listed in b) as well.
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Answer:
The equation is y= 0,65 x
If x is the price of the ticket without the coupon, and the theater offers a discount if you have a coupon, then having a coupon means that the price a person ultimately pays (y) is the original price (x) minus a 35% of this price: y= x -0.35 x . By association: y= (1-0.35) x and then y= 0.65 x.
The line should be in the first quadrant because the first quadrant allows you to represent a situation in which the dependent variable (y) and the independent variable (x) are both positive. This is the case in this exercise, because both prices, the one without discount (x) and the one with discount (y) are necessary positive (you can not pay a negative price!).
Step-by-step explanation:
The price without discount (or without the coupon) is x.
The price with discount (or with coupon) is y.
y and x are both related: y is a percentage of x, specifically, y is 35% smaller than x. This means that y =0.65 x.
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
4X7 =28
4X2 =8
28-8 =20/5
=4
Answer:
m<4 = 34°
Step-by-step explanation:
m<2 = 34° (given)
m<3 + m<2 = 180° (linear pair)
m<3 + 34° = 180° (substitution)
Subtract 34° from each side
m<3 = 180° - 34°
m<3 = 146°
m<4 + m<3 = 180° (linear pair)
m<4 + 146° = 180° (substitution)
Subtract 146° from each side
m<4 = 180° - 146°
m<4 = 34°
This shows that vertical angles are congruent.
m<2 and m<4 are vertical angles formed when two straight line intersects. They are both of equal measure.
