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2 years ago

I need help and I will give brainliest to the person with the right answers and explanation

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densk [106]2 years ago

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Answer: Part A: y= -1200x +25000 this is because it decreases 1200$ a year that is your rate of change and it started at 25000 that is your y-intercept

Part B: question a would be 46000$ because that’s where the zero is which is when he bought it question b is 3000$ because that is how much the table decreases with each year

Step-by-step explanation:

scoundrel [369]2 years ago

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just to add some more to matthewwjohnson92 great reply above.

part A

year........value

1...........25000 - 1200(1)

2...........25000 - 1200(2)

3...........25000 - 1200(3)

4...........25000 - 1200(4)

x...........25000 - 1200(x)

part B

Check the picture below.

how much lost each year? from 0 to 3 it lost 9000, so 9000/3 = 3000 per each year.

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