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3 years ago

What is W(x) = 3/5x + 2

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son4ous [18]3 years ago

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Answer:

W(x)=3/5x+2

W(1)=3/5(1)+2

w(1)=13/5

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W(2)= 3/5×(2)+2

W(2)=3/10+2

W(2)=23/10

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W(3)=3/5×(3)+2

W(3)= 7

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