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Sharkattack123:

Help ASAP

Sharkattack123:

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Mrrippeter:

Ok so I have not done scatter plots yet I’m sorry man

Sharkattack123:

@mrrippeter wrote:
Ok so I have not done scatter plots yet I’m sorry man
ur good

Extrinix:

Well first off, you need to define a general "line" that the scatter plot goes on. The closest I saw was y-axis 9 to y-axis 12 (that goes across the whole graph.

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Sharkattack123:

hm

Sharkattack123:

yeah i dunno ;-;

Sharkattack123:

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Sharkattack123:

Is it A ?

Extrinix:

(my bad, wifi shut off for the school) Okay well, after that you take rise over run of the line to find a rough estimate of the slope (\(\sf{\dfrac{3}{8}}\)) - the slope (your question has it converted from a fraction to a decimal)

Sharkattack123:

@extrinix wrote:
(my bad, wifi shut off for the school) Okay well, after that you take rise over run of the line to find a rough estimate of the slope (\(\sf{\dfrac{3}{8}}\)) - the slope (your question has it converted from a fraction to a decimal)
This is for the first one right

Extrinix:

@sharkattack123 wrote:
@extrinix wrote:
(my bad, wifi shut off for the school) Okay well, after that you take rise over run of the line to find a rough estimate of the slope (\(\sf{\dfrac{3}{8}}\)) - the slope (your question has it converted from a fraction to a decimal)
This is for the first one right
yes

Sharkattack123:

is it the 3rd one

Sharkattack123:

s-o-r-r-y for taking long

Sharkattack123:

It correct ty Joshy

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