What is the slope of the linear function in line 28
line 12 is on this table
I'm not sure what you mean. Slope is rate of change so we are trying to find the rate of change of what two quantities?
sorry i actually meant to say line 28 but that's why this question is posted here.. I don't really get it
I think that for which unit in x (left side of the column) you increase the value of the right side to the origin... is this correct?
What does that .28E mean?
0.28 x E(earnings)
Ok. Now I get it.
oh okay :D
Find the taxes on the top of the income bracket. In other words take .28 times 84399.99
Take .28 times the low end of the income bracket: .28 x 57325
Then divide the difference in taxes by the difference in income: \[m=\frac{.28(87349.99)-.28(57325)}{87349.99-57325}\]
so just do that m = equation and i get my slope?
yes
I got .5597 and I have to go now.
i must be using the wrong calculator something i got .28 which makes no sense
@Joshuam1 please, consider my explanation: The right side of the table is a equation line (I'm brazilian, I don't know if the correct is straight). id. y= 0.28E - 4909.75 for the line 28. so, a line may be express with this: y= mx + b so, 0.28 is the slope. what @Mertsj did is near correct, he only didn't subtract -4909.75 of the two terms in numerator! This is equals to 0.28 !! this is the calculus to get the tangent of a triangle tan(alpha) = opposite site / adjacent side when you do 87349.99−57325 you get the adjacent side and when you do y =.28(87349.99) - 4909.75 you get the most high point of y and y =.28(57325) - 4909.75 the most low the diff of the two is the opposite side
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