
Summer D. answered 08/23/19
Language and Science Tutor
Take it as a linear equation if the rate of changing is constantly 2 degrees/hour.
We have y as the temperature at one point with the unit of hour and t is the time in hour, we have:
Deanna A.
asked 08/23/19Summer D. answered 08/23/19
Language and Science Tutor
Take it as a linear equation if the rate of changing is constantly 2 degrees/hour.
We have y as the temperature at one point with the unit of hour and t is the time in hour, we have:
Denise G. answered 08/23/19
Algebra, College Algebra, Prealgebra, Precalculus, GED, ASVAB Tutor
The general equation for a linear equation is y=mx+b
m is the slope or rate of change (2 in your problem because the temperature it is rising at 2 degrees each hour)
b is the y intercept, at the y intercept, time = 0, this is the starting points, which is -8 in this example.
The equation is:
y=2t-8
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