Me a ball is rolling at a rate of 3 ft per second toward a wall that is 33 feet away. select all that apply to this situation. the slope is 3 ft. it is rolling at a rate if 3 ft per second toward the wall. the y-intercept is 33 ft. the ball is 33 feet away from the wall. it will take the ball 11 seconds to touch the wall. the slope is -3 ft. the ball is rolling toward the wall at 3 ft per second. the y-intercept is 3 ft. the ball is rolling at 3 ft per second.

2. The y-intercept is 33 ft. The ball is 33 feet away from the wall.  

3. It will take the ball 11 seconds to touch the wall.  

4. The slope is -3 ft. The ball is rolling toward the wall at 3 ft per second

Step-by-step explanation:

Let x be the number of seconds.

We are told that a ball is rolling at a rate of 3 ft per second toward a wall that is 33 feet away.  

Since the ball is rolling towards wall at a rate of 3 ft per second. This means that remaining distance between wall and ball is decreasing 3 ft with each passing second. Hence, the slope of our line will be negative 3 ft.

As initially ball was 33 feet away from wall, so our y-intercept will be 33.

Upon substituting our values in slope-intercept form of equation we will get equation of our line representing remaining distance between ball and wall after x seconds as:  

Let us find the number of seconds that ball will take to touch the wall by finding the x-intercept of our line. Since x-intercept is the point when line crosses x-axis and at this point y equals 0. The x-Intercept of a line is obtained by putting the value of y as zero in the equation of a line.

Therefore, after 11 seconds ball will touch the wall.

Upon looking at our choices we can see that 2nd, 3rd and 4th options are correct choices.

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step-by-step explanation:

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