Question

The graph below shows the cost C for bowling g games at Strike King. Another bowling center, Thunder Alley, charges $2.25 per game.
At what point do the graphs of Strike King (shown) and the graphs of Thunder Alley (not shown) intersect? Explain why this is always the case for proportional relationships.

Answer 1

Answer:

They intersect when the Strike king is at (9,15.75) and Thunder Alley is at (7, 15.75). But only the X axes intersect. The X and Y axes intersect at (0,0) that's where they start and that is where they meet. Its a proportional relationship because their ratios are equivalent. It represents the constant of proportionality.

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