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boredfr:

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AZ:

4a when x = 7, what is the y-value on the line of best fit?

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AZ:

4b when y = 17, what is the x-value on the line of best fit?

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AZ:

Same concept for 5a and 5b

boredfr:

I don't understand

AZ:

You literally look at your graph find 7 on the x-axis go up up up until you hit the line and then you go all the way to the left and see what y-value is

boredfr:

Ok

AZ:

And then for the second part, it's just somewhat flipped you find 17 on the y-axis, you keep going to the right until you hit the line and then you go down down down and you see what the x-value is

boredfr:

Ok that I don't understand

AZ:

Okay, one at a time what did you get for the first one?

boredfr:

Part a is 10?

AZ:

Yes!

AZ:

Now the second one says when y = 17, what is the x-value so you have to look at the y-axis and find 17 It's not labelled but it's where I marked it in the image, it's right in the middle of 16 and 18 and then you move to the right until you hit the line and then you have to go down down until you get to the x-axis and you see what number you get

boredfr:

Ok so part b is 2.5?

AZ:

Yup!!

AZ:

Can you do the same for #5?

boredfr:

Part a is 24.5 and part b is 15?

AZ:

@boredfr wrote:
Part a is 24.5 and part b is 15?
Well done!!

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