C. 8$/m. The rate is the same as the slope. To find the slope, we find "rise over run," or the change in the height/change in length (OR, change y/ change x)
The change in y is 24-8=16
The change in x is 3-1=2
16/2= 8$/1 m. This is the unit rate because it describes the change in y over ONE UNIT of x.
Answer:
See below
Step-by-step explanation:
Both horses travel 0 miles in 0 minutes. We can see this on the graph where both lines start at the 0 in the bottom left corner. For the purpose of writing the equations this also shows us that the y-intercept is 0. In a slope-intercept equation, y=mx+b, that number is the b. b is zero in both equations, so we don't need to write anything for that.
For horse A, we can see on the graph that at 4 minutes, horse A has traveled 1 mile. Also, confirming this rate, at 8 minutes, it went 2 miles. This will help us find the rate. The rate will be the number we fill in for the m in the y=mx+b equation. Horse A goes 1mile every 4 minutes. That is a rate of 1/4 miles per minute. So Horse A's equation will be
y = (1/4)x You can make it more *intuitive* possibly by using m for miles and t for time instead, like this:
m = (1/4)t
Horse B is a little bit faster, and you can see this bc the line is a little bit steeper. It goes 2 miles in 5 minutes (confirm you can see it goes 4 miles in 10 minutes)
So Horse B's equation is
y = (2/5)x
or miles = (2/5)time
Mathematically, the equations are the same whether you use x,y or m,t
If Horse A runs for 12 minutes then it will run
miles = (1/4)minutes
miles = (1/4)(12)
miles = 3
If Horse B runs for 12 minutes, then it will run
miles = (2/5)minutes
miles = (2/5)12
miles = 4.8
Answer:
44 units
Step-by-step explanation:
TS = TQ
2x + 8 = 40
2x = 32
x = 16
QV = SV
QV = 3x - 4
QV = 3(16) - 4
QV = 48 - 4
QV = 44
Answer:
151283
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is c because it’s asking for less than so it goes left and the dot isn’t filled so it means less than
