Elena agrees to finish a knitting project for a friend. The graph shows the number of rows Elena completes compared to the amount of time spent knitting.

Assuming she worked at a constant rate, how many rows had been completed before Elena started working?

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Question

Elena agrees to finish a knitting project for a friend. The graph shows the number of rows Elena completes compared to the amount of time spent knitting.

Assuming she worked at a constant rate, how many rows had been completed before Elena started working?

12
14
15
19

memeXpapi · Answer

wheres the graph?

SmokeyBrown · Answer

if the graph shows the amount of rows completed by the amount of time spent, then the number of rows completed before Elena started would be the y-intercept of the graph.
If you can figure that out, you'll have your answer