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The table represents the balance of Fernando’s loan, y, over a period several months, x. He used technology to create the scatter plot shown and determine the best fit equation to model the data: y = -440.91x + 22,060.70. Determine how long it will take to reach the given balances.
x y
0 $22,000
2 $21,148
4 $20,291
6 $19,429
8 $18,561
10 $17,688
12 $16,809
14 $15,924
16 $15,034
18 $14,139
20 $13,237
22 $12,330
24 $11,417
month 16
month 50
month 20
month 48
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The balance of the loan will be approximately $15,000.
The balance of the loan will reach $0
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