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Wendi is selling her sculpture at an auction. The selling price goes up by $12.50 for each new bid. What is the selling price of Wendi’s sculpture after each new bid?

just need proportional or not, and linear equation

Wendi is selling her sculpture at an auction. The selling price goes up by $12.50 for-example-1

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Answer:

Linear Equation:

y = 12.5x

This is assuming the first price is $12.50. Each new bid will add another $12.50 to it (so multiply by the amount of bids there are).

Proportional:

The amount that goes up is corresponding. This is true, for:

x = 1, y = 12.5 (x12.5)

x = 2, y = 25 (x12.5)

x = 3, y = 37.5 (x12.5)

etc. etc.

Where y is the selling price of sculpture:

This is true, for y stands for the total amount that it will cost the bidder.

Where x is the number of new bids:

x is the amount that of bids in all.

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