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How much does 1 cookie cost? What’s the equation that represents the graph?What’s does the point (8,2) mean in this context?

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How much does 1 cookie cost?

Using the graph you get that the cost of 1 cookie is $0.25

What’s the equation that represents the graph?

As the relationship is proportinal it follows the form y=kx, k is the change of y per 1x.

Then, k in the given situation is 0.25 and the equation that represents the graph is:


y=0.25x

What’s does the point (8,2) mean in this context?

As the x coordinate represnets the number of cookies and the y coordinate the total cost; the point (8,2) means that the total cost for 8 cookies is $2.00

How much does 1 cookie cost? What’s the equation that represents the graph?What’s-example-1
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