Answer:
To find the constant of proportionality from the coordinates of
one point on the graph are as follows :-
1.) Find two easy points.
2.) Start with the leftmost point and count how many squares you need to up to get to your second point.
3.) Count how many squares you need to go to the right.
4.) Simplify, and you've found your constant of proportionality.
Hello there.
<span>Which line is a graph of the equation 2x + 5y = 10?
Coordinate plane with the following lines graphed: Line A contains a slope of five-halves and y-intercept of 2; Line B contains a slope of negative five-halves and y-intercept of 2; Line C contains a slope of five-halves and y-intercept of negative 2; and Line D contains a slope of negative five-halves and y-intercept of negative 2.
</span><span>line b</span>
Fourth one i think (the way u typed the q is confusing)
B) 196 cubic cm or something like that... First you multiply 7x5x14=490... then you divide 490/5 because you're working in fifths and get 98... the white is only two-fifths so you multiply 98 times 2 and get 196
