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Mathematics, 04.08.2019 07:30 chloeozenghar1

(b) paul uses the function y = 7x + 41 to model the situation. what score does the model predict for 5 hours of homework? (c) what does the number 41 in part (b) mean in the context of the situation? im confused can someone i never seen this before i seen 8x and 40 but not this 25 points plz hurryheres the link for the graph

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