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The cost of any soda from a soda machine is $0.50. The graph representing this relationship is shown below.

Soda machine...
Total Cost...
Number of Sodas

What is the slope of the line that models this relationship?

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Answer:

The slope of the line that models this relationship is 0.50 US dollars per soda.

Explanation:

At first we suppose the existence of a linear relationship between total cost (
y), measured in US dollars, and the number of sodas (
x), measured in sodas, that is:


y = m\cdot x (1)

If we know that
x = 1\,soda and
y = \$\,0.50, then the slop of the line is:


m = (y)/(x)


m = (\$\,0.50)/(1\,soda)


m = 0.50\,(USD)/(soda)

The slope of the line that models this relationship is 0.50 US dollars per soda.

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