When connecting points on a graph, you: join each point to the next point with a line segment (connect the dots) draw a line or curve of best fit, even if there is an odd dot it does not go through try to make the line as straight as possible while passing through all the points add intermittent points to misrepresent the data
even if there is an odd dot it does not go through try to make the line as straight as possible while passing through all the points add intermittent points to misrepresent the data
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When connecting points on a graph, you join each point to the next point with a line segment.
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Updated 329 days ago|9/21/2023 7:07:54 AM
To find the instantaneous speed at any given point, you must find the slope of a tangent line.
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If one were driving a car with a velocity of -30 km/h, that would mean that: they were driving at 30 km/h but in the reverse gear they were driving to the west or south (a predetermined negative) they were traveling back in time velocity cannot be negative
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When connecting points on a graph, you: join each point to the next point with a line segment (connect the dots) draw a line or curve of best fit, even if there is an odd dot it does not go through try to make the line as straight as possible while passing through all the points add intermittent points to misrepresent the data
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When connecting points on a graph, you join each point to the next point with a line segment.
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To find the instantaneous speed at any given point you must: find the slope of a tangent line get the slope of a line from the origin to the point average the slopes of points on either side of the point divide the average speed by the projected speed
Weegy: yes..correct. (More)
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Updated 329 days ago|9/21/2023 7:07:54 AM
To find the instantaneous speed at any given point, you must find the slope of a tangent line.
Added 329 days ago|9/21/2023 7:07:50 AM
If one were driving a car with a velocity of -30 km/h, that would mean that: they were driving at 30 km/h but in the reverse gear they were driving to the west or south (a predetermined negative) they were traveling back in time velocity cannot be negative
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If someone is driving a car with a velocity of -30 km/h, it means that they are driving at a speed of 30 km/h in the reverse direction.
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If someone falls off a building, their acceleration could be described as constant.
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