Question

PLEASE HELP!!!

The graphs of A(n) and B(n) shot the cost in dollars of n pounds of shredded coconut at Amy's Market and Bill's Convenience Store, respectively.

A(n)=0.75n

B(n)=0.5n

1. The graph of A(n) can be obtained from the graph of B(n) using the equation:
A(n)=B(kn). Determine the value of k, show all work.

Answer 1

@some.random.cool.kid plz help if u can!

Answer 2

mmm not familiar but i wont leave you hanging pal! :`> i will see what i can do just give me a minute.

Answer 3

okay, thanks!

Answer 4

oh one quick question is this an essay?

Answer 5

No. Math homework lol

Answer 6

Algebra 1

Answer 7

oh got'cha ok give me a second i might have something.

Answer 8

hmm this seems to require a graph? it says that A(n} = 0.75 and b[n] = 0.5 however you might need a graph... without a graph though I assume they are suggesting that you distribute - "find A(n)=B(n)" to get k so all you have to do is solve those coordinates by drawing a graph and trying to find the slope or point. Which may give you {k}. Although I am confused as to why they would give this to you without a graph because it ask to solve these coordinates using one so that unfortunately i cant explain.

Answer 9

Is there a way i could input a graph?

Answer 10

Can you tell me what source you used? perhaps it could help me...

Answer 11

maybe thats why it says to show your work... so I think thats means you draw the graph using A and B coordinates and you'll find {k} using that graph. trust me don't get frustrated this is hard stuff im not going to lie i remember this stuff. Key is to take it step by step keep re reading if you have to.
As for your question indeed If I may recommend a site i use wolfram is best one I've used but this is more for fractions and polynomials. So you might want to use something like this - https://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/createagraph/default.aspx?ID=a3c355afed1f4e05bbdbf2f8bd76c90d

Answer 12

@ysxtjcyfklj is this a question? please post your own thread to get help from one of our members. THANK YOU!

Answer 13

could you explain @ysxtjcyfklj

Answer 14

@TheSmartOne @tkhunny @timo86m you guys know this better than me im sure of it... perhaps you can explain this better than I did! :`>

Answer 15

I hope I was of some use not sure I gave the best explanation but I hope you got the gist of it at least. :`> @TheSavior

Answer 16

Okay, thanks for trying... I'm going to repost and see if anyone else can help.

Answer 17

Great Idea!