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1 year ago

Help with math problems graphs

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To fill the table we need to notice that Ali drives 5000 miles per year, then for the distance after a number of years we multiply the mileage for the number of year, then we have that the table will be:

2-10,000

5-25,000

8-40,000

The graph of the points is shown below:

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verification:-

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2(20 +20) =80

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