Enter the slope-intercept equation of the line shown below. ??
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Mathematics, 02.06.2021 01:30 ketnerfaith17
Enter the slope-intercept equation of the line shown below. ??
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Asandwich shop has 18 tables. each table seats up to 4 people. to find the greatest number of people that can be seated, you can solve p4 ≤ 18. which step is the best way to solve the inequality? plz asap i repeat plz
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