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A set of weights includes a 5 lb barbell and 4 pairs of weight plates. Each pair of

Mathematics

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Zina [86]2 years ago

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Answer:

The answer to this question would be B:

Based on the question, since the weight of the weight plates are 20 lbs, this would be represented by the 20x in the function. As well, the 5 lb barbell would be represented by the 5 in the function. The range of the function is determined by the amount of weight plates are added. So if I added one weight plate the equation would equal, f(x) = 20(1) + 5 = 25. This continues on the more and more weight plates you add.

Hope this reached you well :)

Step-by-step explanation:

20 = weight of the weight plates

x = amount of weight plates.

5 = weight of the barbell

f(x) = 20(0) + 5 = 5

f(x) = 20(1) + 5 = 25

f(x) = 20(2) + 5 = 45

f(x) = 20(3) + 5 = 65

f(x) = 20(4) + 5 = 85

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