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Supposed (4.2 s, 9.6 ft) and (6.7 s, 12.3 ft) are points on a graph of a linear function. What is the slope of the graph in decimal form.
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Carlos by 24 mi and ran 6 miles what is the ratio of the distance carlos ran to the distance he biked
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The accompanying normal probability plot was constructed from a sample of 30 readings on tension for mesh screens behind the surface of video display tubes used in computer monitors. does it appear plausible that the tension distribution is normal? the given probability is has a significant downward curve, so it is plausible that the tension distribution is normal. the given probability is has a significant downward curve, so it is not plausible that the tension distribution is normal. the given probability is quite linear, so it is plausible that the tension distribution is normal. the given probability is has a significant upward curve, so it is not plausible that the tension distribution is normal. the given probability is quite linear, so it is not plausible that the tension distribution is normal.
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Supposed (4.2 s, 9.6 ft) and (6.7 s, 12.3 ft) are points on a graph of a linear function.
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