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2 years ago

HELPPP FOR BRAINLEST PLEASD

Mathematics

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Reika [66]2 years ago

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Answer:

1 = T

2 = F

3 = T

4 = F

Step-by-step explanation:

I am numbering each true/false question from top to bottom(the highest question is question #1 and the lowest question is #4)

1. True - because the line starts at $6 on the graph, when the x is 0, meaning it cost $6 to get into the County fair, while when the x is zero on the chart, it only cost $3 so it does cost 3 more dollars to get into the state fair.

2. False - Caylee only spend $2 less than Riley

3. True - when x is 3 on both charts, y is 12 on both charts so this is true.

4. False - because it only increases by $3 between each ride.

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

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