Question

Graph the equations

Answer 1

mkay, I'm here :)

Answer 2

Me too

Answer 3

lovely....

Answer 4

Omg a british minecrafter

Answer 5

thats like a german COD fan

Answer 6

Okay, so here, we'll have to plot the points and then "connect the dots". Do you have something you could do this like on paper?

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

yes

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Okay, so what do you think the first point will be for the equation 40*x = t?

Answer 11

<ul><li>Hi</li>

Answer 12

Ugh no HTML compatibility

Answer 13

(4,200) ?

Answer 14

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Answer 15

Not quite, we'll want to put in 1 for x to get the first point

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Answer 17

Stop spamming posts.

Answer 18

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Answer 19

i think hes gone

Answer 20

Okay, so for the first point, we'll do 40*1 to find the y, and whatever we put in for x is going to be what we use as x on the graph, does that make sense?

Answer 21

yes

Answer 22

So the first point will be (1, 40)

Answer 23

And I would get one or two more points then just continue the line :)

Answer 24

okay one second

Answer 25

He is one reason why ambi's need some powers...

Answer 26

so (1,40), (2,80), (3,120), (4,160) etc

Answer 27

do i graph both of the equations??

Answer 28

Probably

Answer 29

so like this @sleepyjess

Answer 30

i only graphed the first equation

Answer 31

Okay, now the second one will be a little different because we have to add in that extra step of adding 150

Answer 32

okay, how will it work?

Answer 33

do we add 150 to each point for y?

Answer 34

Well, the price with the group rate is 25, so (25*1) + 150, (25*2) +150, etc.

Answer 35

Yep, you got it :)

Answer 36

so you would graph (1,25) without the extra cost. would it become (1,175) ?

Answer 37

Yes, but don't graph it without the added 150

Answer 38

okay got it

Answer 39

im done but it might be kind of hard to see

Answer 40

@sleepyjess

Answer 41

What are your points for the second line?

Answer 42

They should be something along the lines of (1, 175), (2, 200), (3, 225), etc.

Answer 43

*facepalm* i see lol

Answer 44

okay this should be better

Answer 45

That looks much better :)

Answer 46

good. i think that is all for now. ill mention you if i need any help. thanks

Answer 47

No problem! You were fun to teach :)

Answer 48

you were a fun teacher lol. have a nice day