#donut problem
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which part r u confuse at?
Just the first equation part
It’s more of a clarifying question
So I know I have (5,1.15)
And (11,2.35)
But what equation would I use for those points
i think what they meant is like 5 dounuts it cost =1.15
That’s the answer for a?
wait
let me read it correctly first
so there is 5d =1.15p
and another equation of 11d =2.35 p
and since they want you to express price in terms of number of donuts
so u need to make p as the subject of the formula
Ok
if i were to understand tht correctly?
So it’ll be a fraction
most probably
How would I go abt finding that?
I know what your asking
did u teacher perhaps teach u tht way?
No, I just thought it would be a point
But then remembered they want me to put it in terms of donuts
Wait
so u have the 2 coordinates u can find the gradient from here
Can I just write it as d=16+3.5?
Ok
i think thts more logical
u have the 2 coordinates right
Yes
can u find the gradient from there?
The difference in the two coordinates?
do you knwo the formula for gradient of 2 points
take ur timem
I’ll take a picture so it’s easier
ok
yes correct
So what do I do w the 1/5
your y axis is the price, x axis is the number of donuts right
ok how do u ussually make equation of a slope
uhhh
?
no need
Wdym?
do uk (y1-y2)=m(x1-x2)
but in this senario ur y will be p since its the price
Ok
($1.15-$2.35)=1/5(5-11)
GhostPepper
Same thing
Ok
^?
Oh right
und?
Und?
I got p=.21
Am I wrong?
did u do 1/5d istead ot (1/5)d
yes or no?
I did (1/5)3
yes
Hmm
then u need to add 0.15
u sub in to the value here right
Yeah I know
so u got p=1.5(3)+0.15
It’s 1/5 though
wdym
I’m asking, is 1/5 times 3 .60?
Which is .75?
ye
Ok
ha
My dumb ass thought .6+.15 was .21
lol no worries
C would be 12.6?
I did
.75 divided by 3.15
Got 4.2
Then times 3 is 12.6
@void girder
yesh
ya
3.00=2d
shouldnt it be .2d
ok
yes
and one thing
hmm?
The line won’t connect
eh show me
It’ll be dotted lines bc you can’t buy half of a donut
If I was to connect them
That would mean all the bits and pieces could be bought too
Which they can’t
I can’t buy half a donut
mmmm im not sure about this
this is how I was taught lmfao
mmm ok weird but ok]
But she’s a math teacher so she makes everything more difficult
lol
E says tell the real world meaning of the slope and price intercept
Price intercept would equal the price of a box
Then slope is price of a single donut?
price intercept mean that y intercept right so when y intercept meaning x =0
Yes
thus meaning when the donuts is =0
Confusing bruh
so if u were to write in the equation p=1/5(0)+0.15
So what’s the real world meaning of it?
what is the coordinate for price intercept
Where a point hits the y- axis
or profits
ye should be