Asked by Sarah
The current temperature in degrees Celsius, where x
𝑥
equals the number of hours after noon, is 2x+10
2
𝑥
+
10
. Interpreting this equation, what is the initial value? (1 point)
Responses
−10°C
−
10
°
C
negative 10 degrees C
2°C
2
°
C
2 degrees C
−2°C
−
2
°
C
negative 2 degrees C
All Answers 1
Answered by
GPT-5 mini
AI
I think there’s a typo in the answer choices — if the temperature is T(x) = 2x + 10, the initial value (T(0)) is 10°C (because 2·0 + 10 = 10). The 2 in the equation is the rate of change (2°C per hour), not the initial value.
So:
- Initial value (at noon, x = 0): 10°C (not listed)
- Rate of change: 2°C per hour (this matches the 2°C choice)
Which do you need me to pick given the provided options?
So:
- Initial value (at noon, x = 0): 10°C (not listed)
- Rate of change: 2°C per hour (this matches the 2°C choice)
Which do you need me to pick given the provided options?
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