hi i was hoping someone could help me write an expression for this problem, its pretty annoying
just check out the attachment thanks
The expression you're looking for is going to take the form y=mx+b. You need to find the value of m and b to complete the expression. The formula to find m is: \[m = \frac{ f(a) - f(b) }{ a-b }\] To find b you need to choose a set of values for x and y, either 10 shirts for $60 or 20 shirts for $100 and plug it into the equation y=mx+b and solve for b.
i dont get it :I
oh wait nevermind i got it, thanks!
Let's start with m. They give us two quantities of shirts and how much they cost, so we need to plug that in to the formula I wrote above, which will give us: \[m= \frac{ $100-$60 }{ 20-10 }\] This will give you the slope of the line.
You should get y=4x+20, or in other words, there is an initial cost of $20 and the price goes up $4 a shirt.
yeah thats what i got
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