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2 years ago

The function rule h = 3w + 2 represents

1 answer:

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ANSWER

$(1,5)$

$(2,8)$

$(3,11)$

$(4,14)$

$(5,17)$

EXPLANATION

The function rule is

$h = 3w + 2$

When,

$w=1,h=3(1) + 2 \Rightarrow \: h = 5$
The ordered pair is

$(1,5)$

When,

$w=2,h=3(2) + 2 \Rightarrow \: h = 8$
The ordered pair is

$(2,8)$

When,

$w=3,h=3(3) + 2 \Rightarrow \: h = 11$
The ordered pair is,

$(3,11)$

When,

$w=4,h=3(4) + 2 \Rightarrow \: h = 14$

The ordered pair is

$(4,14)$

When,

$w=5,h=3(5) + 2 \Rightarrow \: h = 17$
The ordered pair is

$(5,17)$

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