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The table and graph represent two different bus tours,

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1 answer:

JulsSmile [24]2 years ago

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Answer: The functions have the same initial value

Step-by-step explanation: I say this because "Tour 1" is a linear funtion. I subtracted 45 from 55 and got 10, this happened for all the numbers on the table. On the other hand, When observing the graph it shows the initial point between 40 and 30. I estimated and got 35. When I went to check my answer, I subtracted 35 from 45 and got 10. Therefore, 35 is the initial value for both the graph and the chart.

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