Asked by Dylan
The table shows the number of miles driven over time. Find the rate of change.
x- y-
4 | 204
6 | 306
8 | 408
10 | 510
A.) 51/1; Your car travels 51 miles every 1 hour. *
B.) 204; Car travels 204 miles
C.) 1/51; Car travels 51 miles every 1 hour. *
The wording on A and C is confusing me.
x- y-
4 | 204
6 | 306
8 | 408
10 | 510
A.) 51/1; Your car travels 51 miles every 1 hour. *
B.) 204; Car travels 204 miles
C.) 1/51; Car travels 51 miles every 1 hour. *
The wording on A and C is confusing me.
Answers
Answered by
Dylan
I'm pretty sure it's 51 but idk if it's A or C
Answered by
PsyDAG
It's miles per hour.
Answered by
Dylan
But... Which one would it be?? They both have 51 miles every hour?
Answered by
PsyDAG
Which would mean miles per hour, 51/1 or 1/51?
Answered by
Dylan
51/1?
Answered by
Steve
This would be clearer if you had labeled the table
hr- mi-
4 | 204
6 | 306
8 | 408
10 | 510
Then it would be clear that to get mi/hr you divide the number in the "mi" column by that in the "hr" column.
hr- mi-
4 | 204
6 | 306
8 | 408
10 | 510
Then it would be clear that to get mi/hr you divide the number in the "mi" column by that in the "hr" column.
Answered by
Dylan
204/4 = 51
51mph...
So would it be 51/1?
51mph...
So would it be 51/1?
Answered by
PsyDAG
Yes, Yes, Yes.
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