Question

help.

Answer 1

like what

Answer 2

check my answers.

Answer 3

Lol, what a tease. Just post it.

Answer 4

ok were is it

Answer 5

D
B
D
C
A

Answer 6

your school is connexus if it is mine is to

Answer 7

@coledrf

Answer 8

what lesson and unit

Answer 9

Unit 2/Lesson 7. Inverse Variation.

Answer 10

what class are you in

Answer 11

PM me.

Answer 12

Looks right to me.

Answer 13

are you sure.

Answer 14

I'm not going to doublecheck but you're probably right! Do you have no faith in your answers? =)

Answer 15

not really for numbers 1 and 2.

Answer 16

Why do you think 1 is D? Why do you think 2 is B?

Answer 17

why is it wrong.

Answer 18

I never said it was.

Answer 19

im asking.

Answer 20

Well, one piece of advise is that if you can verify your answer some alternative way, it helps established confidence in that answer.

I don't know how you arrived at the answers for #1 & #2, but in both cases you get a function with input x and output y as well as a pair of values which that function must be able to express.

In other words, if you plug in the given x-value into your answer, you should get the right y-value.

You can also verify(or eliminate) answers because it's multiple choice by looking to see if the answer makes sense. In this case, does the function convey inverse proportionality?