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Graph P=6d and P=5d+15

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Answer:

see attached

Explanation:

The point of intersection is found by equating the expressions for P:

6d = 5d +15

d = 15

p = 6d = 6ยท15 = 90

The point of intersection of the graphs is (15, 90).

The first equation graphs as a line with slope 6 through the origin.

The second equation graphs as a line with slope 5 through point (0, 15).

It is inconvenient to graph p and d using the same scale, so the attache graph has the vertical scale compressed somewhat.

Graph P=6d and P=5d+15-example-1
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