Mathematics, 03.12.2021 23:40, alisonlebron15
Randy assembles bookcases as a part-time job. He is responsible for assembling two different sizes of bookcases.
The graph shows the number of screws required to assemble x bookcases for each of the two sizes of bookcases.
What is true when you compare the two graphs?
The slope of the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase A is greater than the slope of the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase B.
The line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase B is steeper than the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase A because there are more screws used in each Bookcase B than in each Bookcase A.
More screws are required to assemble one Bookcase A than are required to assemble one Bookcase B.
Randy assembles bookcases as a part-time job. He is responsible for assembling two different sizes of bookcases.
The graph shows the number of screws required to assemble x bookcases for each of the two sizes of bookcases.
What is true when you compare the two graphs?
The slope of the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase A is greater than the slope of the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase B.
The line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase B is steeper than the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase A because there are more screws used in each Bookcase B than in each Bookcase A.
More screws are required to assemble one Bookcase A than are required to assemble one Bookcase B.
Randy assembles bookcases as a part-time job. He is responsible for assembling two different sizes of bookcases.
The graph shows the number of screws required to assemble x bookcases for each of the two sizes of bookcases.
What is true when you compare the two graphs?
The slope of the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase A is greater than the slope of the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase B.
The line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase B is steeper than the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase A because there are more screws used in each Bookcase B than in each Bookcase A.
More screws are required to assemble one Bookcase A than are required to assemble one Bookcase B.
Randy assembles bookcases as a part-time job. He is responsible for assembling two different sizes of bookcases.
The graph shows the number of screws required to assemble x bookcases for each of the two sizes of bookcases.
What is true when you compare the two graphs?
The slope of the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase A is greater than the slope of the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase B.
The line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase B is steeper than the line representing the number of screws required to assemble x of Bookcase A because there are more screws used in each Bookcase B than in each Bookcase A.
More screws are required to assemble one Bookcase A than are required to assemble one Bookcase B.
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