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the amount a basketball coach spends at a sporting good store depends on the number of basketballs the coach buys. the situation is represented by the function rule a = 14b
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the amount a basketball coach spends at a sporting good store depends on the number of basketballs the coach buys. the situation is represented by the function rule a = 14b

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Answer: 0,16,32,48,64

Step-by-step explanation: the equation 16b means you will multiple 16 by whatever is in the b box. For the first b is equal to 0 so 16x0 = 0, the second b is equal to 1 so 16x1 = 16

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