Which values represent the dependent variable? (2,3) (2,-2) (-4,-2) (-2,2) A. {–4, –2, 2} B. {–4, 2, 3} C. {–4, –2, 3} D. {–2, 2
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The dependent variable is the output of a function, which would be the Y value.
In the given set: (2,3) (2,-2) (-4,-2) (-2,2), the Y value is the 2nd number inside each pair of parenthesis.
The answer would be D. {–2, 2, 3}
Printer A
y = 14x
Printer B
Time(min) | 3 | 5 | 8 | 12 |
Pages printed | 48 | 80 | 128 | 192 |
Printer A prints 14(1) = 14 pages per minute.
Printer B prints 48/3 = 16 pages per minute.
The printer that prints at a faster rate is printer B.
Making a table helps compare two or more sets of data because you can see how much it has increased or decreased.
Answer:
Quadrant IV
Step-by-step explanation:
Quadrant I = (+ , +)
Quadrant II = (- , +)
Quadrant III = (- , -)
Quadrant IV = (+ , -)
(1/2 , -1.8)
1/2 is +
1.8 is -
(+ , -)
It lies on Quadrant IV
Answer:
she has 12 - D quarters.
She has 24 (12-D) cents in quarters
Step-by-step explanation:
You know that the number of coins, and you know the number of dimes - even if the amount is a variable - you can find the amount of quarters with an equation.
If you knew that Lina had 6 dimes instead of D, you would say 12 - 6 and get the number of quarters. You can do the same thing here.
and If you know Lina has 6 quarters, you could find the amount of money in cents by multiplying 6 by 25. You can do that here too, but with variables and an equation.