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3 years ago

write a linear equation that models the cost y of one person going on X rides at the fair graph the equation

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Sveta_85 [38]3 years ago

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constant cost of 12

$1 for rides.

the number of rides you take is unknown, x

so its f(x) = 1x +12 or x+12

so if you rode 20 rides its

f(20) = 20+ 12 =32

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