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Artemon [7]
3 years ago
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Suppose there are three buyers of candy in a market: Tex, Dex, and Rex.

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zloy xaker [14]3 years ago
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The number property that will justify the step in the following expression. 2(5 • 17) = (2 • 5) 17 = 10 • 17 = 170 is; Associative Property

<h3>What is the Number Property that was used?</h3>

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Alright, to start, slope-intercept form is y=mx+b, where m is the rate is it going up/down by, and b is the starting point.

With this, the question says that Coraz started with 0 naxvips then purchased 10 each month afterwards.

From this, we can fill in the equation, using m as the rate it is going up/down and b as the starting point:

<h3>The Equation: </h3>

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Next, it wants a table, so let's use the equation created to do this. X is the amount of months that have gone by, deciding how many naxvips Coraz has purchased.

So, to start, lets plug in 0 months into the equation into x:

y=10(0)+0

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The answer resulted in 0 for month 0, understandably. Month 0 was when it said Coraz had 0 naxvips on his farms. With this, it would be (0,0) for this part.

For the next month, same thing, just plug it in:

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The answer resulted in 10 for month 1. Month 1 was when it said Coraz purchased his first batch of 10 naxvips. With this, it would be (1,10) for this part.

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