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The table shows the number of candies packed by Machine C. The equation shows the number of candies packed by Machine D. In both representations, x is a measure of the number of minutes and y is a measure of the number of candies packed. Machine C Candy Packing x (minutes) y (candies) 2 150 4 300 6 450 8 600 Machine D: y = 130x How many more candies could machine D pack than machine C in 11 minutes? 65 130 450 605
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wow that's a lot
lol ikr
i think its 605
here we have to evaluate this difference: \(y_D(x)-y_C(x)\) when \(x=11\)
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so: first step:what is \(y_D(11)=130 \cdot 11=...?\)
130 x 11 = 1430?
im a little confused. was i right about 605?
yes! I confirm that's right!
ohh lol ok haha thx
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