when doing word problems, the y intercept of a function does not make sense??
So what do you need explained?
so im doing this problem: the price you pay for a box of donuts varies linearly with the number of donuts in the box. for 5 donuts the price is 1.15$ and for 11 donuts it is 2.35$ the equation i get is f(x)= -2x+11.35
-.2x
what does the 11.35 mean??? and how would i graph it? @hiitsme!
How did you get 11.35?
i plug in the (ind,dep)
into f(x)=-.2x+b for b
let x= # donuts f(x)= # of pages left (# donuts, cost of donuts $) (5,1.5) (11,2.35)
Ok, let's just say that is correct. So your y would then be 11.35. So that is where your first point goes
*utterly confused
yes
i did that at first, but it doesn't make any sense to the word problem...
Are you sure your f(x) is correct?
f(x)= price, my bad. thats from another question xD
I'll be honest, I don't know how to do this problem because I did this kind of stuff last year. Good luck though! (:
i thnk i got it actually. lol. thanks anyway
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