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2 years ago

Please help me solve #9, and please 10

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german2 years ago

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Answer:

#9. y = -250x

#10. y = -2500, x = 100

Step-by-step explanation:

y = mx +b

y: y-value

m: slope

x: x-value

b: y-intercept

since your answer for #8 is -250, the slope would be -250 or m would be -250

y = -250x+b

now to solve for b, we take one of the points and plug it in, any works, but we'll use (1,-250)

plug in the points

-250 = -250(1)+b

solve for b

b = 0

thus the equation is y = -250x + 0 or y = -250x

#10 plug in x values and y values into equation to get answer

x = 10 -> y = -250(10) = -2500

y = -25,000 -> -25,000 = -250x

x = -25,000/-250

x = 100

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