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Baily is training to run a marathon. The number of minutes it takes to run the marathon after t weeks of training is M= 300(0.95

)T. What do the numbers 300 and 0.05 represent

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Whitepunk [10]3 years ago

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300=initial time and 0.05 is the amount of time shaved off of the initial time to run the marathon

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