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OpenStudy (anonymous):

{UPDATED} The ordered pairs (20, -29.5), (21, -31), and (22, -32.5) are points on the graph of a linear equation. Which of the following graphs shows all of the ordered pairs in the solution set of this linear equation?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

OpenStudy (anonymous):

help pls, im dumb

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

Hey

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

So basically plot all of the points and youll find your answer

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

Looks like it is going to be the first one

OpenStudy (anonymous):

how is it going to be the first one? sorry, im a bit confused here

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

Ok do you know how to plot points on a graph

OpenStudy (anonymous):

mostly

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

Positive x values go to the right and negative y values go down

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

so all of those values are going to the right and then down

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes, i know that. but the points were 20, and higher.

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

yes, but use your knowledge of plotting points because all of the x values are positive it will start on the right side and because all of the y values are negative it will start under the x axis

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

so that just leaves us to the first and the last one

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i was guessing it was the last one... but im not really sure....

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

it could be

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

do you know why it could be

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

the y values are a bit greater than the x values (Ignoring the signs) therefore the slope will have less of a slant so it will in fact be the last one

OpenStudy (anonymous):

alrighty, I'll try to figure out if it's either the first one or the last one, I kind of had a feeling it was the last one. Thank you!

OpenStudy (jessereyna):

No Problem, tag me for any help in the future

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