Mathematics, 09.10.2019 18:30, lobatospitones

Last week, hazel paid $32 to have 50 reports printed. this week, she paid $57 to have 100 reports printed. assume the relationship is linear. which equation models the relationship between the the numbers of the numbers of reports, x, and the cost y?
a. y=2x+68
b. y=1/2x+7
c. y=1/2x+34
d. y=2x+34

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Last week, hazel paid $32 to have 50 reports printed. this week, she paid $57 to have 100 reports printed. assume the relationship is linear. which equation models the relationship between the the numbers of the numbers of reports, x, and the cost y?
a. y=2x+68
b. y=1/2x+7
c. y=1/2x+34
d. y=2x+34