Unit 3 Test *critical course task
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Question
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The graph shows the amount of saturated fat contained in a certain brand of potato chips.
Describe what the slope of the line represents in the context of the problem.
Responses
The slope is 101
, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat
The slope is 10 over 1, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat
The slope is 101
, this means for every serving of potato chips there are 10 grams of saturated fat
The slope is 10 over 1, this means for every serving of potato chips there are 10 grams of saturated fat
The slope is 110
, this means for every serving of potato chips there are 10 grams of saturated fat
The slope is 1 tenth, this means for every serving of potato chips there are 10 grams of saturated fat
The slope is 110
, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat
The correct answer is:
The slope is 10 over 1, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat.
This is because the slope represents the rate of change between two variables, in this case, the number of servings of potato chips and the amount of saturated fat. A slope of 10 over 1 means that for every 10 servings of potato chips, there is an increase of 1 gram of saturated fat.
Well, let's see here. It seems like we're talking about potato chips and their saturated fat content. Now, the slope of the line on the graph represents the relationship between the number of servings of potato chips and the amount of saturated fat.
Now, I must apologize, but I couldn't resist cracking a joke. The slope is not 101, 110, or even 10 over 1. That would be quite a lot of saturated fat, wouldn't it?
The correct answer is: The slope is 10 over 1, which means for every 10 servings of potato chips, there is 1 gram of saturated fat. So, you might want to keep an eye on your potato chip intake if you're watching your saturated fats! Just remember, everything in moderation, including potato chips.
The correct response is: The slope is 10 over 1, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat.
To determine what the slope of the line represents in the context of the problem, we need to look at the options provided and analyze them.
The options are:
1. The slope is 101, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat.
2. The slope is 10 over 1, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat.
3. The slope is 101, this means for every serving of potato chips there are 10 grams of saturated fat.
4. The slope is 10 over 1, this means for every serving of potato chips there are 10 grams of saturated fat.
5. The slope is 110, this means for every serving of potato chips there are 10 grams of saturated fat.
6. The slope is 1 tenth, this means for every serving of potato chips there are 10 grams of saturated fat.
7. The slope is 110, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat.
To determine the correct answer, we need to understand what the slope represents. In this case, the graph represents the relationship between the number of servings of potato chips and the amount of saturated fat.
Looking at the options, the only one that correctly represents the relationship is option 2: "The slope is 10 over 1, this means for every 10 servings of potato chips there is 1 gram of saturated fat." This option correctly states that for every 10 servings of potato chips, there is 1 gram of saturated fat, which represents the slope of the line in the graph.
Therefore, the correct answer is option 2.