steven2996

25.07.2019 • 

Mathematics

In constructing a graph that compares average water usage per household in different communities, you choose to use cubes of different sizes. if the cubes are drawn so that their volumes are proportional to the volumes of water usage in different comunities, is the resulting graph misleading? why or why not?
no, the variable of interest is three-dimensional.
no, using volume in graphs is never misleading.
yes, the variable of interest is one-dimensional.
yes, using volume in graphs is always misleading.

Ответ:

sabrinabowers1002

10.07.2020

Mathematics

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So in order to do this equation, would would have to subtract from the first dayday 1: 10,000day 2: 200day 3: 220day 4: 340day 5: 40day 6 350day 7: 250next you would add these values together and then divide by 710,000 + 200 +220 + 340+ 40 + 350 + 250=11,40011,400 divided by 7=1628.57142857this should be your answer.if not, try taking out the 10,000. i was not sure if this number was needed, since this was the starting number.

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