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T-shirts cost $11 each. Raphael graphs the relationships that give the cost y in dollars of buying x T-shirts. Which ordered pai

r is a point on the graph of the relationship?
A(0, 11)
B(2, 22)
C(3, 14)
D(5, 16)

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nikitadnepr [17]3 years ago

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The answer is B(2,22).
Since 1 shirt costs 11 dollars, 2 shirts will cost 22 dollars. Hope this helps!

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