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Please help!! Algebra 1 work

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Ket [755]2 years ago

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The function for the condition given in the question is: y = 10xm, here x is number of minutes and y is total price. The graph of the function is attached.

What is graph?

The link between two or more sets of numbers or measures is depicted mathematically in a graph.

Let the number of minutes be x, and

The total price be y cents.

As given in the question, the price is 10 cents per minute.

Therefore, the function made out of this is: y = 10x

NOTE: The negative part of the graph can be ignored as time can't be negative

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