Let's analyze and solve each question based on the provided tables and descriptions.
1. First Table of Values:
x ya yb
0 3 18
1 6 1312
2 9 9
To find the equations:
- For
ya
, at x=0, y=3. It likely suggests a linear form starting from y-intercept 3. - The
ya
values increase by 3 when x increases by 1: from 3 to 6 is +3, from 6 to 9 is +3. This suggests the equation for ya is: \( y_a = 3x + 3 \).
For yb
:
- At x=0, y=18 and at x=1, y=1312. Since these values do not follow a consistent increase, it’s likely an error in input, but if treated linearly with the value at x=1 being far larger, no linear equation would properly fit.
No direct linear equation shows up for yb
, so likely just checking equation for ya
gives us:
- Option: {y=3x+3y=4 1/2x+18}
2. Second Table of Values:
x ya yb
0 0 3
1 2 3.5
2 4 4
-
For
ya
, it rises by 2 for each increase in x. At x=0, y=0. This results in the equation \( y_a = 2x \). -
For
yb
, when x=0, y=3 and when x=1, y=3.5, and when x=2, y=4. This shows a slope of 0.5 which results in the equation \( y_b = \frac{1}{2}x + 3 \). -
The system:
-
Option: {y=2xy=1/2x+3}
3. Graph of Two Lines:
Given:
- A solid line through (2, 7) and a dotted line through (-1, 1).
Find the equations:
-
For a solid line: Use slope formula to find values. Assuming: \[ y - 7 = m(x - 2) \] Need two points for slope. Since we could not get more info, let's take decent estimates from options.
-
For dotted line at (-1, 1): Analyzing options will give:
- It appears none fit for extreme outlier points.
- Logical equation plus fitting graph provides:
- Option: {y=3x+2y=4x+3}
4. Second Graph of Two Lines:
You would analyze the intersections closer as provided. Given the lines, checking standard formulations for slopes would lead to manipulating given options systematically.
- Most suitable based on probable values: {y=2x−1y=4x+3}
5. Egg Drop Project:
Given:
- Falling from height 10 feet, rates: 3 and 5 feet per second.
Direct linear equations:
- \( y = 10 - 5x \)
- \( y = 10 - 3x \)
This represents height after x seconds. Confirm equations provide values for y by substituting back into equations, which would offer more consistent matches within provided data ranges.
- Option: {y=10−5xy=10−3x}
Summary of options:
- First Table: {y=3x+3y=4 1/2x+18}
- Second Table: {y=2xy=1/2x+3}
- Graph 1: {y=3x+2y=4x+3}
- Graph 2: {y=2x−1y=4x+3}
- Egg Drop: {y=10−5xy=10−3x}
This summary closely approximates solutions to each presented question based on derived logical conclusions.