This question gives me a slope of 2.50 which I assume means it goes up 2.50 on t

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This question gives me a slope of 2.50 which I assume means it goes up 2.50 on the y axis. I don't know if I am on the right teack and will apreciate any explanation for getting the answer. Thanks!

What does a slope of 2.50 indicate?

A. For every increase of 2.50 along the y-axis, there is an increase of 5.00 on the x-axis.
B. For every increase of 2.50 along the x-axis, there is an equivalent increase on the y-axis. C. For every increase of 1.00 on the x-axis, there is an increase of 2.50 on the y-axis. D. Nothing

Explanation / Answer

In the equation y=mx+b , slope is m. slope m shows that for every unit increase in X, y increases by m. SO in your case option C is correct.

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