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Patrons (P) Revenue (R)

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kari74 [83]2 years ago

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The linear model for the data is expressed as: R = 20p - 160.

<h3>How to Write a Linear Model?</h3>

Using two pairs of values from the table values, say, (32, 480) and (33, 500), find the unit rate (m).

Unit rate (m) = (500 - 480)/(33 - 32) = 20/1

Unit rate (m) = 20.

Substitute (p, R) = (32, 480) and m = 20 into R = mp + b to find b

480 = 20(32) + b

480 = 640 + b

480 - 640 = b

b = -160

To write the linear model, substitute m = 20 and b = -160 into R = mp + b:

R = 20p - 160

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