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question 3?
both plz
Not enough info on the 1st question on the screeenshot.
ooops im sorry
here it is
plz explain
For #3; \(\color{#000000 }{ \displaystyle 4.5\times2.20+3\times x=15 }\)
ok i understand that one
Why? You know that each pound of apples is 2.20 dollars, and you bought 4.5 pounds. You also know that each pount of peaches is 3 dollars, but you don't know how many pounds of peaches you bought. And you know, lastly, that the entire cost is 15.
So, that is #3.... let's move on to the first problem.
ok
Your labels are: x - correctly answered questions. y - test score.
Can you give me the two points based on the given information in the question?
77 and 97?
Hint: The points are in the form, (Correctly answered Q's \(,\) Test Score) \(=\) (x \(,\) y)
Yes, good, one of the points is (x,y) = (77, 97)
And what is the other point?
oh, no
I...dont know that part
77,97 is not a point; I made a mistake
You are given that when 13 questions are answered correctly, the score is 77. So, the point in a form of: (correct answer, test score) you have, (13,77)
ok
So, what is the other point in a form of (correct answers, test score) ?
13 and 18?
no
When 18 questions are answered correctly, what was the test score?
97
yes, so your other point is?
in the form of (correct answers, test score) ...
(18,97)
Yes, so your two points are,
(13, 77) (18, 97)
(13,77)
You need to find the equation of the line that goes through these two points; (13, 77) (18, 97)
What is the slope between these two points?
that part i dont know
how to find the slope
The slope formula is: \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle {\rm m}=\frac{\color{blue}{b}-\color{red}{d}}{\color{green}{a}-\color{darkgoldenrod}{c}} }\) where; \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle {\rm m} }\) is the slope \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{green}{a}~,~~\color{blue}{b}) }\) and \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{darkgoldenrod}{c}~,~~\color{red}{d}) }\) are your two points.
In our case, your points \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{green}{18}~,~~\color{blue}{97}) }\) and \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{darkgoldenrod}{13}~,~~\color{red}{77}) }\).
ok imma do the math
ok i got 4
Yes, very good!
:)
is that my answer?
No...
ok what next
And another formula you need to know is, Point slope formula, \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle y-\color{blue}{b}=\color{red}{\rm m}(x-\color{green}{a})}\) where; \(\color{red}{ \displaystyle {\rm m} }\) is the slope \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{green}{a}~,~\color{blue}{b}) }\) is the point.
this will help you find the equation of the line.
Choose any of the two points; (13, 77) or (18, 97) which one do you prefer to use?
(13,77)
Yes, we can use that point. (And we could have used the other point as well)... so, let's re-write this with our numbers.
ok
\(\color{red}{ \displaystyle {\rm 4} }\) is the slope \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{green}{13}~,~\color{blue}{77}) }\) is the point. What would then be your equation?
im sorry how to find the equation?
its confusing
If you are given that: If you are given that: \(\color{red}{ \displaystyle {\rm m} }\) is the slope \(\color{red}{ \displaystyle {\rm 4} }\) is the slope \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{green}{a}~,~\color{blue}{b}) }\) is the point. \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{green}{13}~,~\color{blue}{77}) }\) is the point. then, your equation is: then, your equation is?? \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle y-\color{blue}{b}=\color{red}{\rm m}(x-\color{green}{a})}\)
Compare the sides, and tell me your equation.
for the m slope is it 27-6=3(9-4)?
try again please
ok
I will repost it.
If you are given that: If you are given that: \(\color{red}{ \displaystyle {\rm m} }\) is the slope \(\color{red}{ \displaystyle {\rm 4} }\) is the slope \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{green}{a}~,~\color{blue}{b}) }\) is the point. \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle (\color{green}{13}~,~\color{blue}{77}) }\) is the point. then, your equation is: then, your equation is?? \(\color{black}{ \displaystyle y-\color{blue}{b}=\color{red}{\rm m}(x-\color{green}{a})}\)
Oh I am sorry
sorry for what
You only needed to slope, so the answer is indeed 4
We don't need the equation of the line.
oh
yeah
thx man!:)
yw
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