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CAN SOMEONE PLS HELP IM TRYING TO GET TO BLOCK 2 <3

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Phoenix [80]2 years ago

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Answer:

click them all

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andreev551 [17]2 years ago

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OPTION 1, 3

Step-by-step explanation:

I don't know how to explain why these are the correct options, except for basing my observations from the given graph.

Option 1: Attah Shipping does deliver a 20-kg package for $60 [as given by coordinates, (20, 60) -- orange line].

Option 3: The 30-kg line is the last, right-most line on the graph. That's the last point where Kwan Shipping's blue line crosses (within the observable region of the graph). If you look carefully, it is the same height as where Attah Shipping's 25-kg mark is. This means that a 30kg package costs $75 for Kwan Shipping, while it costs Attah Shipping $75 to ship a 25kg package. (You could draw a horizontal line across y = 75 to see what I'm talking about).

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