Let's analyze the given linear equation:
Here,
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Identify the slope: The coefficient of
(which is 0.2) indicates the average increase in temperature per year. Thus, the average increase in temperature each year is 0.2°C, not 1°C. -
Finding temperature in 2010:
- For 2010,
- Plugging it into the equation:
Thus, the statement about the temperature in 2010 is true.
- For 2010,
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Temperature increase from 2029 to 2030:
- The equation indicates a consistent increase of 0.2°C per year. Therefore, in 2030, the temperature will be 0.2°C higher than in 2029, not 1°C. So, this statement is false.
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Average increase every 5 years:
- Over 5 years, the temperature will increase by
. Thus, the average increase in temperature every 5 years is true.
- Over 5 years, the temperature will increase by
Summary of True Statements:
represents the linear equation. (True)- In the year 2010, the temperature was 17 °C. (True)
- If the trend continues, the temperature in 2030 will be 1°C higher than the temperature in 2029. (False)
- The average increase in temperature each year is 1°C. (False)
- The average increase in temperature every 5 years is 1°C. (True)
True Statements:
- y = 0.2x + 15 represents the linear equation.
- In the year 2010 the temperature was 17 °C.
- The average increase in temperature every 5 years is 1°C.