<span>estimating quotients with 2 digit divisorshow to estimate with 1-digit divisorsestimate with 1 digit divisorsdivide with 1-digit divisors<span>lucas henderson</span></span>
Answer:
See attached picture to view the graph
Step-by-step explanation:
Start by analyzing how this average idea works:
If only one member goes to the trip, it will cost him/her $1000+$200 = $1200.
If two members go to the trip, then they will share the cost as per the following: ($1000+ $200 + $200 = $1400) which they will be dividing into two people, thus costing each of them $700.
Notice that the general function that represents such average will be given by: 
Plot such function in the two dimensional plane, and you will get the asymptotic behavior shown in the attached image.
7-4=3
10-7=3
13-10=3
we can see that this is an arithmetic sequence with a difference of 3
the nth term=the first term +(n-1) times the difference
so a(n)=4+3(n-1)
35x26 that should give you your answer and then 3x4 and then add your solutions together to get your answer
2+4+3=9
27:9=3
2*3=6
4*3=12
3*3=9
So:green:6
Pink:12
Yellow:9