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Pixel:
http://prntscr.com/hkw8ea
8 years ago
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Pixel:
@ThisGirlPretty
8 years ago
ThisGirlPretty:
I'm not good in math xD @AngeI
8 years ago
Pixel:
(1,10)
8 years ago
Pixel:
(5,160)
8 years ago
Pixel:
160-10
5-1
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ThisGirlPretty:
@Vocaloid I forgot how to do this >.<
8 years ago
Pixel:
150
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4
8 years ago
Pixel:
1
37-
2
8 years ago
Pixel:
37 and 1/2
8 years ago
Pixel:
I don't think I did it right though e.e
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AngeI:
Just subtract the previous year number from the next one and then find the mean
8 years ago
Pixel:
e.e
8 years ago
Pixel:
i put the points
8 years ago
Pixel:
(1, 10) (5, 160)
8 years ago
AngeI:
not the points
8 years ago
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AngeI:
the amount of money
8 years ago
Pixel:
that's how you find slope e.e
8 years ago
Pixel:
and there is no money
8 years ago
Pixel:
where you get money from
8 years ago
AngeI:
wrong link e.e
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AngeI:
ONE SECOND
8 years ago
Pixel:
1
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AngeI:
e.e
8 years ago
AngeI:
you have to solve it with x being the numbers 1-5
i think
8 years ago
Pixel:
i did
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Pixel:
1,10 nd 5,160
8 years ago
Pixel:
we need voca e.e
8 years ago
AngeI:
f(x)=10 f(x)=20 f(x)=40 f(x)=80 f(x)=160
8 years ago
AngeI:
oh crep
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Pixel:
see dis is confusing
8 years ago
Pixel:
Ghosty i got it
8 years ago
Pixel:
^-^
8 years ago
563blackghost:
Simply plug in the points into the function and find the y-value.
\(\large\bf{f(1)=5(2)^{1} \rightarrow 10}\)
\(\large\bf{f(2)=5(2)^{5} \rightarrow 160}\)
And find the slope from there...
\(\large\bf{\frac{160-10}{5-1}}\)
oh ok....
8 years ago
Pixel:
Sorry x-x
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563blackghost:
all's good ;)
8 years ago
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