SOLUTION: Please help me on this math problem. Unfortunately I was not able to include a picture in this submission, so I posted a link to that question below. Just copy and paste the link o

Question 965365: Please help me on this math problem. Unfortunately I was not able to include a picture in this submission, so I posted a link to that question below. Just copy and paste the link onto your address bar. Please help me tutors, I'd really appreciate any help. God bless :)
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Answer by josgarithmetic(39617) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Put the ordered pairs in order from smallest x to largest x, and plot the points on graph paper. Just do what the directions say. Tell what you find, and maybe describe how well the points form a line or how they not.

No actual number property steps here. Just make the graph and read from it.

Part c question is asking about x=1.5 because your x values are in "hundreds of dollars".
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