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Gunther's starting weight is 248 pounds, and he plans to lose 2 pounds each week. Use a linear equation to determine Gunther's weight after 10 weeks
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Gunther's starting weight is 248 pounds, and he plans to lose 2 pounds each week. Use a linear equation to determine Gunther's weight after 10 weeks
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y = 248 - 2x
good luck :))))
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