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1 1. The attendance on the 1st day of a carnival was 425 people. The attendance on the 3rd day was 575 people. Assuming attendance will increase linearly each day, how many people will attend the carnival
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1. The attendance on the 1st day of a carnival was 425 people. The attendance on the 3rd
day was 575 people. Assuming attendance will increase linearly each day, how many
people will attend the carnival on the 6th day?
A. 650
B. 725
C800
D. 875

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I’m pretty sure it’s C 800 cause it increases 75 each day
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