Marsha decided to sell brownies to earn extra spending money. It cost her $10 to buy all the supplies needed to bake 60 brownies. Marsha then sells the brownies at $0.50 each. The following graph represents the amount of money Marsha earned. What does the x-intercept of the line segment represent?

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Marsha decided to sell brownies to earn extra spending money. It cost her $10 to buy all the supplies needed to bake 60 brownies. Marsha then sells the brownies at $0.50 each. The following graph represents the amount of money Marsha earned.  What does the x-intercept of the line segment represent?

mathmale · Answer

Let's see the graph, please, Marsha and Nathaliag!

random231 · Answer

ya the graph please???

mathmale · Answer

@Nathaliag : 
I see this is the first time you've posted a question on OpenStudy, and also see that you're now offline.  Please stick around longer next time, at least long enough to respond to comments from prospective helpers.  If you're not sure how to attach a graph, let someone on OpenStudy help you, please.