Question

Juan always saves the same amount from his weekly allowance. The table shows how much he has saved at different times.

How much will Juan have saved in 14 wk?

$ __________

Juan’s Savings

Weeks
3 6 9 12
Amount saved 19 28 37 46

Answer 1

@sleepyjess

Answer 2

@dan815

Answer 3

The numbers below are going up by 9 each time. This means that he's saving $9 every 3 weeks, or $3 every week. To get to week 14, you just need to add on 2 more weeks and if he saves $3 a week, he saves $6 in two weeks. So just add $6 to $48 and you have your answer.

Answer 4

omg thank you @alrightatmaths !! can you help me with 4 more c:

Answer 5

i can

Answer 6

Carmen hikes at a constant rate. The graph shows the distance Carmen has traveled at different times during his hike.

What is the slope of the line that represents the situation?

Enter the slope as a fraction.

Answer 7

@darkages

Answer 8

so what you do is you look for the point that is touching

Answer 9

what points is touching and whats after that ?
@darkages

Answer 10

ill give you a medal i hust need help with this quiz

Answer 11

let redo this hold on

Answer 12

as the time increases so does her miles

Answer 13

(3/2) & (6/4)

Answer 14

ok ..

Answer 15

you got it

Answer 16

wat is the slope as a fraction & no i really dont got it

Answer 17

@Elsa213 help me ?

Answer 18

that part i don't get i need little more info

Answer 19

giving medals

Answer 20

i don't have one

Answer 21

youre not helping me

Answer 22

i awnser the first question

Answer 23

thanks for being my fan

Answer 24

and giving me a medal

Answer 25

you welcome can you tag people who may know

Answer 26

ok

Answer 27

What is it you need to know?

Answer 28

The slope as a fraction?

Answer 29

yes

Answer 30

Alright, well the slope is calculated using the change in y divided by the change in x. Between your two points your graph goes up by 2 from 2 to 4 and goes across by 3 from 3 to 6. This means that the slope as a fraction would be 2/3.