Tickets for the school play sell for $4 each. Which graph shows the relationship between the number of tickets s
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The graph of (y = 4x), which depicts the relationship between the quantity of tickets sold (x) and the sum of the proceeds from the sales (y), can be drawn by first formulating the linear equation and then using the transformation.
Which is the function's graph?
We have a piecewise function right here:
If x > 6, f(x) = 0.5*x - 2.
If x > 6, f(x) = -x - 1
Given:
Each ticket for the school play is $4.
There have been 'x' tickets sold in total.
The tickets generated 'y' in total revenue.
The graph showing the relationship between the quantity of tickets sold (x) and the sum of the ticket sales (y) can be drawn using the procedures below:
Form the linear equation in two variables as a first step.
y = 4x
The total revenue from the tickets is shown in the equation above.
Draw the graph of (y = x) in step two.
Step 3: In the graph of (y = x), multiply the x-axis by 4 units. The graph that is produced is (y = 4x).
You may find the graph for (y = 4x) below.
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