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Need help with question number 10. I don’t get it

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Answer: False but true

Step-by-step explanation: This question is all about slope. Slope is rise over run (y/x).

Plant 1:

Plant one has a rate of change of 1 for x. You see how it's going up by 1. For y, it's going up by three, which means that the slope is 3/1, which is three. Three is not equal to six.

Plant 2: follow the points that touch the x and y intersections (my teacher calls them "pretty points"). You see that the slope is 1, because it's going up and right by 1, so 1/1.

Although the measurements are wrong, the statment is true, because 3>1.

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