A ticket brokering company is randomly distributing tickets to customers who pre-ordered tickets for an upcoming concert. Out of
the first batch of tickets sent to pre-order customers, 25 are in row 7, 21 are in row 8, and 9 are in row 9. Which of the following is the best prediction of the number of tickets in row 7 in the next 33 tickets sent out?
The y-intercept is obtained when we equate x to 0, where x is the number of songs bought. Thus, before buying any songs, $6 have to be paid. This is the cost of joining the the music club. The second statement is true.
