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rxcklesskaisher:

i need help

rxcklesskaisher:

math

rxcklesskaisher:

@AZ

AZ:

Can you take a screenshot? Or make the document viewable to anyone with the link? Because what I currently see is

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rxcklesskaisher:

ohhk

rxcklesskaisher:

rxcklesskaisher:

AZ:

So what do you need help with? And what have you done so far?

rxcklesskaisher:

its some of it filled in

rxcklesskaisher:

but i got a 0

rxcklesskaisher:

@AZ

AZ:

What have you filled in so far? (Also no need to tag me, I get a notification each time you reply)

rxcklesskaisher:

its in the screenshot

AZ:

For part 1, what are your answers to the question?

rxcklesskaisher:

i did 10 mountain climbers

rxcklesskaisher:

in a min

rxcklesskaisher:

idk how to do the 3rd one i half to do ratio

AZ:

Oh now I see your answers, they were written in the same font so I missed it For #3 you might want to write that you did 10 of that in 1 min

rxcklesskaisher:

done

AZ:

For #5, you're correct but it might better to say that "time" is your independent variable instead of minutes since minutes is a form of time

AZ:

But minutes is fine too, I guess

rxcklesskaisher:

i put time

AZ:

For the ratio (#6), I think this is what you were having trouble with You want to write only 10 Not 10:10 They want it as a sentence so you were fine "I can do 10 push ups in 1 minute" That's a perfectly fine sentence

AZ:

For Part 2, you want to just expand on the ratio so you said you could do 10 in 1 minute so obviously in 0 minutes you would do 0 push ups or mountain climbers or whatever and in 1 minute you did 10 so how many would you do in 2 minutes? 3? 4? 5? and just put those numbers in that table

rxcklesskaisher:

what am i multiplying by

rxcklesskaisher:

10?

AZ:

Yup! Because that's how much you did in 1 minute so for 2 minutes, it would be 2 * 10 and 3 minutes, it would be 3 * 10 and so on until 5 minutes

rxcklesskaisher:

done

rxcklesskaisher:

for the picture idk

AZ:

What picture?

rxcklesskaisher:

2part4

AZ:

I don't think you've sent a screenshot of that part

rxcklesskaisher:

AZ:

did you draw that graph? instead of those numbers, put the numbers from the table in part 2 that you got the numbers for you are different than whatever numbers are listed in that screenshot because that was your teacher's example

rxcklesskaisher:

what numbers?

rxcklesskaisher:

how i set it up

AZ:

the ones on your x and y axis why have 0, 2, 4, 6 ,8 and 10? you can just have 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and remember you did 10 push ups in 1 minute? So how much in 2 minutes? and 3 minutes? 4 minutes? 5 minutes? Those are the other numbers that go into your table in part 2 and those should be the numbers that go on the y-axis. 5, 10, 15, 20, and 25 are the wrong numbers- those were your teacher's examples not the ones you get with your 10 push ups in 1 minute

rxcklesskaisher:

i dont get the y axis

AZ:

|dw:1616183127878:dw|

AZ:

what is 0 * 10 = 1 * 10 = 2 * 10 = 3 * 10 = 4 * 10 = 5 * 10 =

rxcklesskaisher:

0 1 20 30 40 50

AZ:

I think you meant 10 but those are your y-values

rxcklesskaisher:

dont put 0 though?

AZ:

|dw:1616183544294:dw|

AZ:

That's your table now can you make your graph?

rxcklesskaisher:

i dont put 0 again do i

rxcklesskaisher:

rxcklesskaisher:

rxcklesskaisher:

we are on the last one if that photo is correct

AZ:

You got the x and y-axis correct, but don't forget to draw the points!! You need a dot where it is (0, 0) and another point at (1, 10) (2, 20) (3, 30) (4, 40) and (5 ,50)

bigblood:

Can I join

rxcklesskaisher:

is it like 1 dot for 1 10?

rxcklesskaisher:

@AZ

AZ:

Do you see? |dw:1616184880367:dw|

rxcklesskaisher:

ok i did that for alll of them

rxcklesskaisher:

AZ:

Good job!

AZ:

So for part 4 Remember the x-values were all time 1 minute, 2 minutes ... 5 minutes And the y-value was the quantity of push ups you were doing so 10, 20 , ... 50

AZ:

But now we need to come up with the equation Do you know how to find a slope of an equation?

rxcklesskaisher:

i dont

AZ:

So the equation for a line is y = mx + b where m is the slope b is the y-intercept (where the line crosses the y-axis which is when x=0)

AZ:

and to find the slope, I'll even throw in colors for you \(\Large\text{Slope} = \dfrac{\color{green}{y_2} - \color{orange}{y_1}}{\color{cyan}{x_2}-\color{red}{x_1}}\) where you have two points \(\Large (\color{red}{x_1}, \color{orange}{y_1})\) and \(\Large (\color{cyan}{x_2}, \color{green}{y_2})\) So your two points are \((\color{red}{0}, \color{orange}{0})\) and \((\color{cyan}{1}, \color{green}{10})\)

AZ:

Can you plug the numbers in and find the slope?

rxcklesskaisher:

ive never did this

AZ:

basically what is 10 - 0 = and what is 1 - 0 =

rxcklesskaisher:

1

rxcklesskaisher:

and 10

AZ:

good so now in the formula it was change in y over change in x so 10 / 1 which is 10 so we have the equation as y = 10x since the y-intercept is 0, that means b is 0 and so we're only left with y = 10x

rxcklesskaisher:

ok

rxcklesskaisher:

thats the eqution?

rxcklesskaisher:

equation*

AZ:

yes

rxcklesskaisher:

thanks for the help

AZ:

No problem!

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