Macroeconomics: Canada in the Global EnvironmentAddison-Wesley, 1994 - 1088 หน้า |
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... slope 100 200 300 400 500 Journey length ( kilometres ) ( b ) Negative decreasing slope GRAPHING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MORE THAN TWO VARIABLES Graphing a Relationship. FIGURE 2.9 Positive Relationships Distance covered in 5 hours ...
... slope 100 200 300 400 500 Journey length ( kilometres ) ( b ) Negative decreasing slope GRAPHING RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MORE THAN TWO VARIABLES Graphing a Relationship. FIGURE 2.9 Positive Relationships Distance covered in 5 hours ...
หน้า 539
... slope of the curve is Ay Ax = -3 4 Notice that the two slopes have the same magni- tude ( 3/4 ) , but the slope of the line in part ( a ) is positive ( + 3 / + 4 = 3/4 ) , while that in part ( b ) is nega- tive ( -3 / + 4 = -3/4 ) . The ...
... slope of the curve is Ay Ax = -3 4 Notice that the two slopes have the same magni- tude ( 3/4 ) , but the slope of the line in part ( a ) is positive ( + 3 / + 4 = 3/4 ) , while that in part ( b ) is nega- tive ( -3 / + 4 = -3/4 ) . The ...
หน้า 540
... slope of the curve at point a must be the same as the slope of the edge of the ruler . If the curve and the ruler do not have the same slope , the line along the edge of the ruler will cut the curve instead of just touching it . Having ...
... slope of the curve at point a must be the same as the slope of the edge of the ruler . If the curve and the ruler do not have the same slope , the line along the edge of the ruler will cut the curve instead of just touching it . Having ...
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