w (in kilograms) of the horse approximately fits the formula w(t) = 30 +170t, where t is the age of the horse in years.

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neonumbrella5115 · Answer

What's your question?  That statement is true.

anonymous · Answer

Not my spell checker put free

neonumbrella5115 · Answer

I don't understand your question. I'm sorry.

anonymous · Answer

For the first three years of a horse's life the weight in kilograms of the horse approximately fits the formula W times 2 equals 30 + 170 T where T is the age of the horse in years so trying to find the slope

neonumbrella5115 · Answer

2w=170T+30
If that is the equation, you need to put it in slope intercept form. Vito do that divide both sides by 2.

anonymous · Answer

W (t)=30+170t where t is the age of the horse in years

neonumbrella5115 · Answer

You typed w times 2 which means what I have typed.  If the equation you just typed is correct, it is also in the form y=mx+b.  Where B is y intercept and m is the slope.