The graph below shows the cost of bag tags based on the number of bag tags ordered:
2 answers:
Answer:
4 dollars, $4
Step-by-step explanation:
As for the cost being on the side and the amount of bag tags being on the bottom, thats the first step, to study the cost to tag ratio.
1st dot: 8:2
2nd dot: 4:16
3rd dot: 24:8
Now, simply divide 8 from 2, you get 4.
Divide 4 from 16, you get 4
Lastly, divide 24 from 8 and you get 4.
That all rounds up to a integer 4 :}
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