SOLUTION: a quanity y is initially-68 and increases at a rate of 10 per minutes
y=mx+b that models the quanity y after x unit of time. What is the equation that models it
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Question 1060928: a quanity y is initially-68 and increases at a rate of 10 per minutes
y=mx+b that models the quanity y after x unit of time. What is the equation that models it
Answer by josgarithmetic(39623) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
y is initially-68
increases at a rate of 10
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