Question

medal and fan please help!!!!!! :)

Answer 1

http://prntscr.com/6u9gk8
I think that it's A

Answer 2

please explain if I'm right or wrong, I just subtracted to get .38, idk if that's how I do this

Answer 3

you are correct in your answer I can explain how to do it if you wish

Answer 4

Yes, please explain :)

Answer 5

And then please help with another :)

Answer 6

okay so you want the common difference, or ratio between each set of two points

this means you want the gradient of a line that goes through point

(1,24), and (2,24.38)

then you want the gradient of a line going through the point

(2,24.38), (3,24.76)

then you want the gradient of a line going through the point
(3,24.76), ( 4,25.14)

so if you think of a standard set of two coordinates, to be labelled

\[(x_{1},y_{1}), (x_{2},y_{2})\]

then you would use the formula for the gradient of a line going through two points

\[m=\frac{ y_{2}-y_{1} }{ x_{2}-x_{1} }\]

where m is the gradient

Answer 7

ok, thanks

Answer 8

http://prntscr.com/6u9ic4
Am I right?

Answer 9

each time the bottom of the fraction is going to be 1, in this question
so you just had to subtract the y values

Answer 10

Alright. That's what I did!

Answer 11

arithmetic yes