Question

4. What does the slope of the line represent within the context of your graph? What does the y-intercept represent?
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some one please help me

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i need help by 2day

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Need more information

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what are you graphing?

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here it is

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thats my data i made but i need help on the question

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x axis is arm span, y axis is height?

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is that right?

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yes

Answer 10

hello???

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http://www.purplemath.com/modules/slopyint.htm

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i already looked at that om my computer and i didnot understand

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break it down into units, for every inch of armspan someones height is x times larger

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your name wouldnt happen to be bill holly is it

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bc i see bill but no pic

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lol no

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ohh sorry

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also for y intercept, it means that x = 0, so that means someone with 0 armspan, so basically for this graph the y intercept is meaningless

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just so you know im a girl i just had a girl call me cute i was like wth!!!!

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lol i dont care

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What does the slope of the line represent within the context of your graph?

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@billj5

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I told you what to do, im not going to just give you the answer