Answer:
The answer is (6.5,3)
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
C = 8 + 3x
The rate of change in the above equation is 3 dollars per game and it interpret the cost per game.
The initial value in the above equation is 8 dollars, which interpret the entry fee that every one person has to pay to enter the fair.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let the admission cost of the fair is $x and each game is $3.
Now, Steven went to the state fair, played 4 games and spent a total of $20 on admission and games.
So, we can write 20 = x + 4 × 3 {As the relation is linear}
⇒ x = $8
Therefore, the admission cost in the fair is $8.
Therefore, the equation that models the situation is
C = 8 + 3x ............ (1)
Where C is the total cost and x is the number of games played.
So, the rate of change in equation (1) is 3 dollars per game and it interprets the cost per game.
Again, the initial value in equation (1) is 8 dollars, which interprets the entry fee that each person has to pay to enter the fair. (Answer)
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
If you want to figure out all you have to do is divide 465 by 16.5.
The only equation that shows that is the first one. In equations you need to get the X by itself so you'll have to divide to do that.
It's same if you say something like "You have 4 apples but need to divide them in 2 groups."
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