Find The Slope && Y-Intercept Of The Graph ...

Y = 6x + 11

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Answer 1
Answer: The slope is the term that follows the x, so...

\boxed{\boxed{slope=6}}

now, the interception of Y happens when the X is equal 0, then...

y=6x+11

y=6*0+11

\boxed{\boxed{y=11}}
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer: slope is 6/1. y intercept is 11

Step-by-step explanation:

y = mx + b

the slope is the m value and the y intercept is the b value.


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You work at a local grocery store. Your paychecks over the past 6 weeks were $56.05, $41.50, $22.50, $52.90, $49.85 and $31.00. Find the mean, median and mode.

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Mean is the average of all the paychecks, so it will be: (56.05 + 41.50 + 22.5 + 52.9 + 49.85 + 31)/ 6

The mean is: $42.30. So on average she earns $42.30 each week.

We can find the median by arranging from smallest to larges so: 22.5, 31, 41.5, 49.85, 52.9 and 56.05. Since we have an even number of entries, we will take the average of the middle two entries: (41.5 + 49.85)/2

So the median is: 45.68 (rounded to the nearest tenth)

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If we have 6,000 movies and 3/5 were borrowed . how many movies were borred

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1800 movies were borrowed: 6000 * 3/5=1800

6,000 * 3/5
 = 6,000/5 * 3
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The work of a student to solve a set of equations is shown:Equation 1: m = 8 + 2n
Equation 2: 3m = 4 + 4n



Step 1:
−3(m) = −3(8 + 2n) [Equation 1 is multiplied by −3.]
3m = 4 + 4n [Equation 2]

Step 2:
−3m = −24 − 6n [Equation 1 in Step 1 is simplified.]
3m = 4 + 4n [Equation 2]

Step 3:
−3m + 3m = −24 − 6n + 4n [Equations in Step 2 are added.]

Step 4:
0 = −24 − 2n

Step 5:
n = −12


In which step did the student first make an error?

Step 4

Step 3

Step 2

Step 1

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Answer:

Step 3

Step-by-step explanation:

Hello

the student made a mistake in the step number 3.

let´s see

in the step number 1 he multiplied by -3 in order to add this new equation with  equiation 2 and then eliminate the terms with m

Step one

-3(m)=-3(8+2n)

-3m= -24 - 6 n,  it is ok

in step two he simplified, he did it well.

in the step 3  he added the equations

 -3m = -24-6n

  3m = 4   +4n

_____________

    0   = -20-2n

he did not add properly -24+4, here , he made his first mistake.

step 4 is already wrong

continuing..to find n

0= -20-2n

20=-2n

n=-10

Have a great day

 

I think the student first made an error on step 1 because why is it multiplied by -3. To be more precise, where did the student get the -3 from?

Travis runs 15 miles in 2 hours. He writes the equation d = 15t to represent his distance over time. What mistake did Travis make

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Answer:

15 miles/2 hours = 7.5 miles/hour

Correct equation: d = 7.5t

Paulo has 39 patches from states he and his relatives have visited he wants to pin the onto a board and arrange them equally in 3 rows how many patches will be in each row

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Given:

Total number of patches = 39

Total number of rows = 3

To find:

The number of patches in each row.

Solution:

We have,

Total number of patches = 39

Total number of rows = 3

We need to divide the total number of patches by total number of rows to find the number of patches in each row.

\text{Number of patches in each row}=(39)/(3)

\text{Number of patches in each row}=13

Therefore, the number of patches in each row is 13.