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Sarah wants to print copies of her artwork. At the local print shop, it costs her $1 to make 5 copies and $5 to make 25 copies. Which equation represents this direct variation? …

Sarah wants to print copies of her artwork. At the local print shop, it costs her $1 to make 5 copies and $5 to make 25 copies. Which equation represents this direct variation? …
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Sarah wants to print copies of her artwork. At the local print shop, it costs her $1 to make 5 copies and $5 to make 25 copies. Which equation represents this direct variation?

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Sarah wants to print copies of her artwork. At the local print shop, it costs her-example-1
User NemoXP
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Answer: y = 1/5x

Explanation:

Those numbers both equal 1/5

User Coachcal
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1 vote

Answer:

i wanna say B

Explanation:

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