For number 12, it says write an equation in slope-intercept for for the total cost of any number of tickets at 7 tickets for $5. I’ve got the unit cost as $0.71/per ticket. What do I do after that?

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For number 12, it says write an equation in slope-intercept for for the total cost of any number of tickets at 7 tickets for $5. I’ve got the unit cost as $0.71/per ticket.

What do I do after that?

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Find the y-intercept then model it into y = .71x + b (b is the y-intercept).

Kaorukobo answered Sep 16, 2019

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