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I didn't ask the question right how do I find the slope for these, cost $11,$22,$44 subs 2,4,8 I'm confused
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To find the slope, you need to find the change in cost divided by the change in quantity.

Let's consider the given data:

Cost: $11, $22, $44
Number of Subs: 2, 4, 8

The change in cost is $11 - $22 = -$11 (since the cost decreased from $22 to $11)
The change in quantity is 2 - 4 = -2 (since the number of subs decreased from 4 to 2)

Thus, the slope can be calculated as:

Slope = (Change in cost) / (Change in quantity)
= -$11 / -2
= $5.5

So, the slope of this relationship is $5.5.
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Thank you so much Bot😇🙏
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