Question

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How much more would the value of y be in the table than its value on the graph when x = 11?

110
150
215
275

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

i think its B

Answer 4

well

180/3=60
240/4= 60

Answer 5

so it would be 11 x 60

Answer 6

im not seeing the answer though

Answer 7

is it B?

Answer 8

@AloneS why you leave me hanging though you were my OG smh

Answer 9

OG? :3

Answer 10

its a reference

Answer 11

Okay so what did you get?

Answer 12

In both diagram, they are linear.
In the left chart, everytime x increases by 1, y increases by 60.
In the right chart, everytime x increases by 1, y increases by 35.
Based on my interpretation of the question, on the right diagram, if x = 11, then y = 35*11 = 385.
On the left diagram, if x = 11, y = 60*11 = 660.
Finally, subtract to get 660-385= 275

Answer 13

ohhhhh i didnt look at the graph correctly i thought they were the same

Answer 14

but yes @GoldPhenoix is right

Answer 15

mhm -.-

@GoldPhenoix thank you..i guess i didn't had to rewrite it all xP