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Mathematics, 01.04.2021 03:30 PinkDivaGirl02

Serenity's math teacher finds that there's roughly a linear relationship between the amount of time students spend on their homework and their weekly quiz scores. This relationship can be represented by the equation y=59+7.3x, where y represents the expected quiz score and x represents hours spent on homework that week. What is the meaning of the x-value when y=83?


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