Patti and Jodi enjoy blending yogurt and bananas for a healthy smoothie. They have developed recipes based on the relationship between the number of bananas and amount
of yogurt in their smoothies. Here are their recipes:
Patti's recipe: Take of the total number of bananas and add 5 to that number. This is
the number of tablespoons of yogurt Patti blends with the bananas.
1
Jodi's recipe: Take 1 times the total number of bananas and add to that number.
2
3
This is the number of tablespoons of yogurt Jodi blends with the bananas.
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a. What are the equations for the amount of yogurt, y, related to the number of
bananas, b, for each recipe?

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d

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