Explanation: I would substitute 2 into x which would be y = 2(2) + 3. I would then multiply 2 and 2 which would give me 4 and then add 3 which I get 7. This means that (2,5) is not a solution to the equation.
You will add 16 and 24 you will get 40 but your answer choices are 20,30,33 1/3, and 50% so what you will do is take the two numbers closet to 40 which are
33 1/3% and 50 % my teacher always told me if the number is 0 you round down if it is 5 you round up so your best bet would be 33 1/3.
BEST ANSWER:33, 1/3
The slop is 3 I hope that helped?
Answer:
Givens
- Layla charges $2 per day, plus a sign-up fee of $3. Notice the sign-up fee represents a fixed value, that's gonna be the constant form of the function. And $2 is the ratio of change of the function, because it a cost per day.
- Sam charges $3 per day, without extra fee. So, the ratio of change of this function is $3, and it doesn't have a constant term.
According to the given information, the linear function for Layla is:

Notice that the constant ratio of change is coefficient of the independent variable, that is, because that variable represents days, and each charges $2.
On the other hand, the linear function for Sam is:

As we said before, this expression doesn't have any constant term, because the charges are flate $3 per day, it's just that rate.
Now, to find the number of days needed to both Layla and Sam earn the same money, we just have to solve the equation 

Therefore, on day three they are gonna earn the same amount of money.
An increase in quantity demanded
is the correct answer '