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2 years ago

Just answer the questions please

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Evgesh-ka [11]2 years ago

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Answer:

1)( y= 0.12 * x ) y(dependent) , x(independent) 2) x=150 : y=18 / x=300 : y=36 / x=450 : y=54 / x=600 : y=72 / x=750 : y=90 / x=900 : y=108 3) 300+750+1050=2100 pound

2100*0.12=252 pound food they need to eat in each day

252*7=1764 pound in each month

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