Sarah has been running a dog-walking business since 2010. She walks dogs twice a day, takes them to the park, and returns them to their homes. Each year, she has increased her fee by the same amount. The table shows what Sarah charged each customer for two given years of her business: Year Annual Dog-walking Fee 2010 $350 2014 $750 A. What is the rate of change and initial value for Sarah’s business? How do you know? B. Write an equation in slope-intercept form to represent the fees that Sarah charges each year.
@Mrs.Irwin
Is there more information for this because it is hard to tell just off of two numbers
no thats it
okay then for a its 750/350 http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/rate-of-change.html this is what i am going off of
ok
you might need to ask someone else because I have no clue on how to do it
@stevieb12
could you get me an equation?i could get it from there
@asyl98
it wont let me access
oh ummm u can do it like this
Sarah has been running a dog-walking business since 2010. She walks dogs twice a day, takes them to the park, and returns them to their homes. Each year, she has increased her fee by the same amount. The table shows what Sarah charged each customer for two given years of her business: Year Annual Dog-walking Fee 2010 $350 2014 $750 A. What is the rate of change and initial value for Sarah’s business? How do you know? B. Write an equation in slope-intercept form to represent the fees that Sarah charges each year.
i have no idea on this one....im so sorry
its ok thank you so much
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