I’ll pay whoever answers this so link ur cashapp , Jamila has a weather station in her backyard. She uses a rain gauge to track the total rainfall
during two storms.

1. Jamila graphs the function describing mondays rainfall. Is the graph linear or not? How do you know?

2. What is the real-world meaning of the slope of the graph?

3. Jamilas graphs function describing thursdays rainfall. Is the graph linear or not? How do you know?

4. What does the y-intercept lf the graph of Monday’s storm mean? Does the y-intercept of the graph of thursdays storm have the same meaning?

1. The graph is linear, because it has an upwards slope of 5, we can tell because 3*5 =15 and 6*5=30.

2.Real world meaning is the delta change. Hence in this case its the increase in rain over time. More rain or raining harder as time progresses.

3. It is not linear because the second sample shows a slope of 7.5 meanwhile the third sample shows a slope of 6 which allows us to conclude that it is not linear.

4.The y intercept means the total rain that was present at the start of the recording which essentially means there was no rain when she started the experiment.

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