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... shows the relationship between the num- ber of kilometres travelled in 5 hours and speed . For example , the point marked a tells us that we will travel 200 kilometres in 5 hours if our speed is 40 kilometres an hour . If we double our ...
... shows the relationship between the num- ber of kilometres travelled in 5 hours and speed . For example , the point marked a tells us that we will travel 200 kilometres in 5 hours if our speed is 40 kilometres an hour . If we double our ...
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... shows a positive relationship between two vari- ables . That is , as the value of the variable measured on the x - axis increases , so does the value of the variable measured on the y - axis . Part ( a ) illustrates a linear ...
... shows a positive relationship between two vari- ables . That is , as the value of the variable measured on the x - axis increases , so does the value of the variable measured on the y - axis . Part ( a ) illustrates a linear ...
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... shows the relationship between temperature and price , holding consumption constant . One curve holds consumption constant at 10 litres and the other at 7 litres . Alternatively , we can show the relationship between ice cream ...
... shows the relationship between temperature and price , holding consumption constant . One curve holds consumption constant at 10 litres and the other at 7 litres . Alternatively , we can show the relationship between ice cream ...
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