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For each birdhouse built, the total cost increases by $3.50.
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Let's try some of the answers and see if they work.
The "initial cost" will be the cost when 0 birdhouses are built.
... f(0) = 3.5·0 +24 = 24 . . . . . clearly, not $3.50
Then increasing the number of birdhouses by 1, the cost is ...
... f(1) = 3.5·1 +24 = 27.5 . . . . . the cost has gone up (not down) by $3.50
Clearly the total cost to build 1 birdhouse is not $3.50. (It is $27.50.)
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Our exploration of the formula leads us to conclude ...
... For each birdhouse built, the total cost increases by $3.50.
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I think its 2 but Idk how to show work sorry
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Answer:
(160, 36)
Step-by-step explanation:
Distance is always positive because, well, you aren't -50 meters away from your house or something. You are just 50 meters away from your house. And 160 is the distance between -6 and 154, because there is one minus and one plus, you add them, because that is how far they are apart, and then-43 and -7 were easy just subtract them.
The mileage is the independent variable. You can control it. The gasoline remaining DEPENDS ON the number of miles different. That's why it's called the dependent variable. It's change depends on the change in the independent variable
