No, it does not and it's not supposed to. A trend line is drawn to go through in the best way possible, to go through the "center" of the points as best as it can. It may hit some of the points, but not all of them. Generally, the idea is to try to get the trend line to have as many points "above" it as it does "below" it to say you've gone through them evenly.
C(t) = $2t + $8
This tells us that the basic cost of the pizza is $8, with no toppings, and that each topping costs an additional $2.
To graph this, plot a dot at (0,$8). Now move y our pencil point 1 unit to the right and then 2 units up. Plot a dot at this new location. Now draw a straight line connection (0, $8) and this new location (which is (1, $10) ).
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer is mentioned above.
I just ask this question on the SnapCalc app the answer is in the image
6% of $32,345 is $1,940.70, your decimal point is off by 1 place :)
