Answer:
5) Part A: The rate of change, also known as the slope, is the "0.6x" part of the equation. It means that for every week the puppy is alive, x, that number is multiplied by 0.6 pounds.
Part B: The y-intercept is 4 pounds, which represents a puppy being 4 pounds at birth.
Part C: y = 0.6x + 4
y = 0.6(8)+4
y = 8.8
At 8 weeks, a puppy is estimated to be 8.8 pounds.
Part D: y = 0.6x + 4
22 = 0.6 + 4
-4 -4
18 = 0.6x
18/0.6 = 0.6x/0.6
30 = x
It would take a puppy 30 weeks to reach 22 pounds.
It's slightly ambiguous because the year isn't an even number of weeks, so sometimes that extra day falls on a weekend and sometimes on a weekday. We'll assume a weekend; that makes the numbers come out nice.
Total working days, 52 five day weeks minus 30 days vacation

So his daily rate is
dollars per day
Answer: A
It's closer to $518 when we count the extra day as a weekday.
It may be B . Or it may even be wrong
Answer:
You have to divide to unit price, 169/13 is equal to 13!
Step-by-step explanation: