A family is tracking its spending habits. Over the past year, the grocery bill has ranged from $110 to $170.
Suppose you were going to plot these points on a coordinate grid.
(a) What is a good scale to use for the y-axis? Explain your reasoning.
(b) What is a good interval to use for the y-axis? Explain your reasoning.

Respuesta :

A. Probably about 10 dollars. Around 7 intervals is going to be enough to see the difference.
B. Months. 12 points on the y axis is more then enough to make a graph. 

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Answer:

A. $10

B. 12 points

Step-by-step explanation:

Let, the x-axis represents the number of months and y-axis represents the money for the grocery.

Now, as we have the range of the grocery bills from $110 to $170.

Thus, taking the scale of $10 on y-axis will give us 7 intervals in which the changes in the grocery bills can be viewed.

Hence, a scale of $10 is a good scale.

Further, as y-axis represents the number of months. Thus, taking 12 months will be sufficient to plot the graph and show the changes in the grocery bills.

Hence, 12 points representing months are sufficient.