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A mountain climber found that the relationship between his altitude and the surrounding air
temperature is linear. The function f (a) = - -100 a + 75 represents this relationship, where a
is the altitude in meters and f(a) is the temperature in degrees Fahrenheit. According to this
function, by how much is the temperature decreasing for every meter that the mountain climber's
altitude increases?
IF
100
O IF
100
75 F
-75F

Answer :

Answer:- 1/100 degrees Fahrenheit

Step-by-step explanation:

The directions say decreasing so it has to be negative, and the slope is showing how much it is decreasing every meter. y=mx+b. The mx is the slope which is where the answer is located.

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