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OpenStudy (xobriley):

Help with my sample work questions please? Will upvote Show your work if there is no work to be shown, explain how you got your answer

OpenStudy (xobriley):

OpenStudy (xobriley):

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OpenStudy (oliviadaae):

I'm not sure really how to show the work, but what you're going to do is read the numbers to find which is the largest. Whichever is largest will be matched with the highest point. Keep going down in numbers. So the highest point will be matched to 61, the one almost immediately below it matched to 60, 59 is matched to the one right below that, and 58 matched to the very bottom point. Hope this helped!

OpenStudy (518nad):

that table is not right

OpenStudy (xobriley):

that's what it gave me I'm behind and it's almost mid semester that's the only reason I'm here for all the answers, it's lesson 9 unit 1 introduction to functions. So I really need the answers at this point

OpenStudy (518nad):

that table suggests a linear drop since the values in the table go like, temperature drops by 1 for every 2 seconds so thats a slope of -1/2, but your graph is not dropping 'line'arly its curved

OpenStudy (xobriley):

thank you so much hold on I'll post the others I have to screenshot on my computer!

OpenStudy (518nad):

kay but did u read that, the graph and table dont match up rn

OpenStudy (xobriley):

yes i did read it, thank you so much.

OpenStudy (518nad):

you are waiting, does your distance change?

jabez177 (jabez177):

upvote? we don't upvote here what's upvote? all ik is medals :/ aka best response

OpenStudy (518nad):

when you are waiting, your distance doesnt change right?

OpenStudy (xobriley):

right and remember you have to explain how you got the answer or show your work since its sample work

OpenStudy (518nad):

okay so that means distance is not changing for some time

OpenStudy (xobriley):

exactly

OpenStudy (518nad):

take a look at your graph, can u find a place where time is increasing but distance is not changing

OpenStudy (518nad):

time increasing means u go more to the right, as time is on the x axis, distance increasing means ur graph is going up, as distance is the y axis

OpenStudy (xobriley):

A right

OpenStudy (518nad):

A is on a part where height is increasing as you go more right, so that means the distance is going up as time is increasing

OpenStudy (xobriley):

So how would i show my work

OpenStudy (518nad):

maybe this picture will help u see why A is wrong http://prntscr.com/d0d9q0

OpenStudy (518nad):

you see as time increased the distance went up

OpenStudy (xobriley):

yes

OpenStudy (518nad):

okay so find part of your graph, where the distance did not go up when time went up

OpenStudy (518nad):

if your point is in that section thats the ans

OpenStudy (xobriley):

Also i'm so sorry if it seems like im trying to use you for answers that is not it all, my dead line is the 31st and its 1 AM so im trying to do it as quickly as i can and as correctly as i can

OpenStudy (518nad):

its okay i know u are stressed out

OpenStudy (518nad):

but just try and be calm, u wont get anything if u dont think calmly, its easier than u think

OpenStudy (xobriley):

I know when i did it myself i did really bad thats why im here

OpenStudy (518nad):

B is correct because if u look there

OpenStudy (518nad):

the distance is the same value for that whole section the distance is the y value

OpenStudy (518nad):

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OpenStudy (xobriley):

i cant thank you enough ONLY help with 11 that's all i have to do on page 144

OpenStudy (518nad):

whats the equation of a line

OpenStudy (xobriley):

for the problem or just in general

OpenStudy (518nad):

general

OpenStudy (xobriley):

There are several different formulas for the equation of a line.

OpenStudy (518nad):

tell me any xD

OpenStudy (518nad):

all the formulas are the same formula just written differently

OpenStudy (xobriley):

oh know i see

OpenStudy (xobriley):

Now*

OpenStudy (518nad):

u find out yet?

OpenStudy (518nad):

have you seen y=mx+b before

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