Below is a graph that represents the total profits for a third month. Write the equation of the line that represents this graph. Show your work or explain how you determined the equations. http://educator.leonschools.net/webdav/educator_algebraI_v20/module03/images/03_03_assessment/03_03_assessment.gif
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it wont let me open the document for some reason...
Better??
so you need to figure out what exactly? like a percentage, or rate?
Like the I need to find the equation in point-slope form
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rose are you going to help or can i start ?? :=))
You can start if you want
rose came here first don't want to jump in :=))
so i don't **
Oh yeah that's true
no its ok you can start
anywz y=mx+b is a slope intercept form where m is slope and b is y-intercept `y-intercept` is a point where line intersect the y-axis in other words starting amount(time ) represent y-intercept
|dw:1445195734343:dw| what would be the y-intercept ?
(0,300) so 300
perfect now pick two points on the line to find slope
two points should (x,y)(x,y) two order pair :=))
(450,0) and (0,300) ???
Then I think the slope is -2/3
nice \[\huge\rm \frac{ y_2 -y_1 }{ x_2 -x_1 }\] formula to find slope plug in x and y values
-2/3
nice that's right :=))
you need `point slope ` form right ?
yes
I don't know what to put for y1 and x1
\[\huge\rm y -y_1 =m(x-x_1)\] m is slope
you can put any put that is `on the line `
(450,0) and (0,300) doesn't matter which one u pick
ohhh okay so y- 450= -2/3( x- 0)
wait no
y- 0= -2/3( x- 450)
right :=))
That's all right?
yes right good job :=)) keep it up!! :=)
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aw np :=))
Thanky you!!!!
np btw tag aren't working atm they are working on this and same with direct masg so nexxt time to ask for help post the link in the math chat below :=)) good luck!!
Thanks for the info
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