a 3-mile cab ride costs $7.70. a 9-mile cab ride costs $18.50. find a linear equation that models a relationship between cost c and distance d?
lets say these are the two points on the coordinate plane can you use coordinate geometry to find relation its easy use two point slope form equation
Make it a pair of coordinates. (3,7.70) & (9,18.50). then find the slope: (18.5-7.7)/(9-3) (10.8)/(3) m(slope)=1.8 Now write the slope int. form of a line y=mx+b plug in the values you know to find b. (use either coordinate) 18.5=1.8(9)+b b=2.3 I hope this helps...and it's right, but that's what i got. :)
(7.70,3) and (18.50,9) lets say cost is x and distance is Y now \[(y-9)=\frac{ 9-3 }{ 18.5-7.70 }(x-7.70)\] simplify this and get your answer
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uhm idk. I don't know how to really use this yet. lol, I bumped it to the top earlier, but i can just retype it here if you will look at it?? please :)
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