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3 years ago

Take your time with this. What are the answers for C and D? Will mark Brainliest.

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Bumek [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Part C- y=20x+600

Part D- To part D find the equations for all the cities.

Everett- y=15x+550

Chelsea- y=20x+600

Revere- y=50x+300

Since 2030 is 14 years away from 2016 x will equal 14.

Plug in 14 to each of the equations. Whichever has the highest result will be the answer.

Everett- y=15(14)+550 -----> y=760

Chelsea- y=20(14)+600 -----> y=880

Revere- y=50(14)+300 -----> y=1000

Revere will have the most chromebooks.

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