Mathematics, 10.10.2020 18:01 purplebandit96

The two tables below show the amount of tip, y, included on a bill charging x dollars. CO
Restaurant A
х
у
10
1
20
2
30
3
Restaurant B
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у
25
5
50
10
75
15
Which compares the slopes of the lines created by the tables?
O The slope of the line for Restaurant Bis 5 times greater than the slope of the line for Restaurant A.
O The slope of the line for Restaurant B is 2 times greater than the slope of the line for Restaurant A.
O The slope of the line for Restaurant B is 5 times greater than the slope of the line for Restaurant A.
O The slope of the line for Restaurant B is 10 times greater than the slope of the line for Restaurant A.

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