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well i would go with A. graph 1 passes through 3,12. the seconds are more than likely on the x axis. with the feet on the y axis. the ratio of the first graph is 1:4 3:12 satisfies that ratio.
but honestly that's more of an assumption. if the axis were switched, C could work too.
what do u think @One098
anyone??
@inkyvoyd
@Zale101
I need the grpahs
without graphs there are two solutions for this..a and c.
logically c would be correct as seconds would go in x axis (how i would set up), but you don't know for sure
so guys is it C
I would say so
that's not enough info. you'ev given us slope values but not intercepts, which is not enough information to determine the answer to the problem
I really don't like this problem but it's probably the first choice
guys all I need is the answer how hard can that be???
What are you studying, dependent vs independent functions?
yeah why
the problem is referring to a "rate" which is reallya sking you to calculate the slope of this line, and assume that it crosses through the origin (y intercept of zero). with the formulaic definition delta y/delta x, you can determine that for the first line you have 20/5=4 is the slope and fo rthe second one 18/3=6 is the slope. So your eqwuation has to be y=4x for the first line, and y=6x for the second line. Well, substituting those points in for corresponding lines only yields the first answer being correct.
I would assume the x axis represents seconds and the y axis represents distance.
so c or a???
I told you what I believed to be the answer. If all you're after is answers, you're already going agains tthe spirit of thigns. Nevertheless I've presented both my answer and my justification.
With that assumption, then I would go with A, but you know what they say about assumptions.
radar, we're made arses of ourselves, helping out this kid that only wants the answer
k is A can someone help me with 2 more
That is a true assumption lol.
@12pink12 , you'll learn to regret what you're doing righ tnow
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