Question

help

Answer 1

Bro i would like to help u but it is hard for me cuz it is in english

Answer 2

If i understand corectly u need to find a dot where this line pass it

Answer 3

i dont think so

Answer 4

Then i am sorry

Answer 5

uuug

Answer 6

why is math soooo hard

Answer 7

For me math isnt so hard but i dont understand the question

Answer 8

its usually not but this year

Answer 9

i love math but covid math and self taught sucks

Answer 10

Yo bro i think i understand

Answer 11

ok

Answer 12

I can help if you need it.

Answer 13

yes plz

Answer 14

Ok. Initial Value is they y intercept, while rate of change is the slope which is rise over run. Understand so far?

Answer 15

I threre any way that i can draw it

Answer 16

yes

Answer 17

Ok so for the initial value, what is the y intercept that you see? In other words where does the line cross the y axis?

Answer 18

(0,1)

Answer 19

Yes so the initial value is one. Now we can rule out B and D because their initial values aren't 1.

Answer 20

ok

Answer 21

Understand?

Answer 22

yea

Answer 23

Next up is the rate of change/slope. Or rise over run. I will draw a picture so you can understand better, but rise is going down and run is going horizontally.

Answer 24

ok

Answer 25

hmmmm

Answer 26

ok

Answer 27

Emma can you please stop saying ok.

Answer 28

ok so we have to do the squars?

Answer 29

Wym by squares?

Answer 30

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @ramen
Emma can you please stop saying ok.
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yeah sorry

Answer 31

in the graph

Answer 32

Ohhh well the one I drew was just a visual representation of rise over run.

Answer 33

oh ok

Answer 34

So our only 2 choices left are those with a slope of 5/3 or a slope of 3/5

Answer 35

i wanna say a

Answer 36

but keep explanig if im wrong

Answer 37

You are right but I'll explain

Answer 38

ok

Answer 39

Based on the definition of rise/run, from (0,1) does the graph meet the next point at a run of 5 and up 3 or a run of 3 and up 5?

Answer 40

ohhh ok i get it now

Answer 41

Hope that helps