Draw a graph that models the following statement.
As the temperature increases, the number of cups of hot chocolate sold decreases.
I am bad at graphs can anyone help?
draw a line sloping down to the right.
Label the x-axis as temperature, and the y-axis as #cups of coffee
Of course, I can help! To draw a graph that models the relationship between temperature and the number of cups of hot chocolate sold, you will need to use a line graph. Here's how you can do it:
1. Start by labeling the horizontal axis as "Temperature" and the vertical axis as "Number of Cups of Hot Chocolate Sold."
2. Choose a suitable scale for both axes based on the range of values you will be using.
3. Divide the horizontal axis into equal intervals representing different temperature values, such as 0°C, 10°C, 20°C, and so on.
4. Divide the vertical axis into equal intervals representing the number of cups, such as 0 cups, 10 cups, 20 cups, and so on.
5. Now, we want to show that as the temperature increases, the number of cups of hot chocolate sold decreases. This means that as you move from left to right on the graph (increasing temperature), the line representing the number of cups sold should slope downward.
6. Start plotting points on the graph to show this relationship. For example, if the temperature is 0°C, you might plot a point at (0, 30), indicating that 30 cups of hot chocolate are sold at 0°C. As the temperature increases to 10°C, you might plot another point at (10, 25), representing 25 cups sold.
7. Repeat this process for different temperature values, connecting the plotted points with a line. As you move from left to right along the horizontal axis, you should see the line sloping downward, illustrating the decreasing number of cups of hot chocolate sold as the temperature increases.
Remember, this graph is just a model that represents the relationship described in the statement. The exact values for the number of cups sold at specific temperatures will depend on the actual data or context.
Sure! I can help you with that.
To model the statement "As the temperature increases, the number of cups of hot chocolate sold decreases," you'll need two variables - temperature (independent variable) and the number of cups of hot chocolate sold (dependent variable).
First, label the x-axis as "Temperature" and the y-axis as "Number of Cups of Hot Chocolate Sold."
Next, plot the points on the graph.
Since the statement states that as temperature increases, the number of cups sold decreases, you'll create a downward sloping line. This indicates a negative correlation between temperature and cups of hot chocolate sold.
For example, if the graph starts at point (0, 100), it means that at a very low temperature of 0 degrees, 100 cups of hot chocolate were sold. As the temperature increases, the number of cups sold will begin to decrease.
Keep in mind that the data points would depend on actual observations or assumptions. You can add more points to make the graph more accurate.
By connecting these points or drawing a smooth line through them, you will have your graph that models the statement.