Question

2. The table shows several animals that live in or below a tree. The table also shows the elevation of their dwellings, relative to ground level. Dwellings Elevation (ft)
Robin's nest 12
Groundhog burrow -2
Red squirrel den 3
(a) Plot and label the elevation of each dwelling on a vertical number line.
(b) Calculate thePl vertical distance between each pair of dwellings. Organize your results in a table.
Answer:

Answer 1

Please Help me

Answer 2

@Vocaloid

Answer 3

Well this is depressing ;-;

Answer 4

Hrmmm

\(\bf{a.}\).


So you need to write this on a number line that is vertical.

The highest elevation is 12 while the lowest is -2, so you would label a line from -5 to 15.

Labeling the graph would be just like labeling a horizontal graph.




\(\bf{b.}\)

Now you need to determine the distances between each. You would subtract the distance between `Robin and Groundhog`, `Robin and and squirrel`, and `Groundhog and squirrel`.

So to do that you follow as:

Robin and Groundhog distance: \(\bf{12-(-2)=}\)
Robin and Squirrel: \(\bf{12-3=}\)
Groundhog and Squirrel: \(\bf{-2-3=}\)

Answer 5

Robin and Groundhog distance: 12−(−2)= Robin and Squirrel: 12−3= Groundhog and Squirrel: −2−3=

Answer 6

how?

Answer 7

Whats the = sign for?

Answer 8

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