Mathematics, 25.03.2021 23:30 pepehammu
An equation to represent that data from questions 1-3 is n=-16.25p+230 where p represents the price and n represent the number of copies sold.
PART A
Using this equation about how many books to you predict were sold at $7.00 a copy?
Enter your answer in the box below.
about
100
books
PART B
How many do you predict would be sold at $14.00 a copy?
Enter your answer in the box below.
books
PART C
If a store only sold 21 copies of the book, what do you predict the price of the book to be, to the nearest cent? Show your work or explain you reasoning.
Enter your response here
An equation to represent that data from questions 1-3 is n=-16.25p+230 where p represents the price and n represent the number of copies sold.
PART A
Using this equation about how many books to you predict were sold at $7.00 a copy?
Enter your answer in the box below.
about
100
books
PART B
How many do you predict would be sold at $14.00 a copy?
Enter your answer in the box below.
books
PART C
If a store only sold 21 copies of the book, what do you predict the price of the book to be, to the nearest cent? Show your work or explain you reasoning.
Enter your response here
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