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What’s the y and c intercept

What’s the y and c intercept-example-1
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Answer:

x - intercept; (80, 0)

y - intercept; (0, )

Explanation:

Let Week be w and Amount be A;

We see an inverse proportionality;


{ \rm{w \: \alpha \: (1)/(A ) }} \\ \\ { \rm{w = (m)/(A) }}

m is a constant of proportionality;

When w is 1, A = 68


{ \rm{ 1 = (m)/(68) }} \\ \\ { \rm{m = 68}}

Therefore;


{ \tt{w = (68)/(A) + c }} \\

c is a constant;

When w is 0, A is 80


{ \rm{0 = (68)/(80) + c}} \\ \\ { \rm{c = - (17)/(20) }}

Overall equation:


{ \rm{y = (68)/(x) + (17)/(20) }} \\

For x-intercept, y = 0


{ \rm{ (17)/(20) = (68)/(x) }} \\ \\ { \rm{x = 80}}

For y-intercept, x = 0

y = ∞

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