Mathematics
Mathematics, 19.04.2020 04:49, dondre54

The price of a particular snack at a ballpark seems to affect the number sold in a way such that the product of the number sold and the price in dollars is roughly constant. The table shows some of the data.

Is the data linear? Why or why not?

a. Yes, it appears on a straight line.

b. No, it does not appear on a straight line.

c. There is not enough information to determine
whether this data is linear.

d. Yes, the average rate of change is constant.


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