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Penny earned a monetary reward for returning a lost puppy. She decides to spend $12 from the reward each week on treats for her own pets. After 4 weeks Penny has $134 left.
Part A: What is the slope and what is one point that we know?
m=
a point that we know is
(write your response as an ordered pair)
Part B: Write a linear equation that models the total money left, y, from her reward after x weeks.
y=
(Write your answer in slope y-intercept form:y=mx+b
)
Part A: What is the slope and what is one point that we know?
m=
a point that we know is
(write your response as an ordered pair)
Part B: Write a linear equation that models the total money left, y, from her reward after x weeks.
y=
(Write your answer in slope y-intercept form:y=mx+b
)
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To find the slope and a point that we know, we first need to understand Penny's spending pattern based on the provided information.
### Part A:
1. **Determine the slope (m)**:
Penny spends $12 each week on treats, which means her remaining money decreases by $12 for each week that goes by. Therefore, the slope (m) is:
\[
m = -12
\]
2. **Identify a point that we know**:
After 4 weeks, Penny has $134 left. We can express this as the ordered pair \((4, 134)\).
So, summarizing Part A:
\[
m = -12
\]
\[
\text{a point that we know is } (4, 134)
\]
### Part B:
Next, we need to write a linear equation that models the total money left, \(y\), from her reward after \(x\) weeks.
Starting with the slope-intercept form \(y = mx + b\):
- From Part A, we know \(m = -12\).
- We also know that at \(x = 4\), \(y = 134\). We can use this point to find \(b\).
Now plug the point \((4, 134)\) into the equation:
\[
134 = -12(4) + b
\]
\[
134 = -48 + b
\]
\[
b = 134 + 48
\]
\[
b = 182
\]
Now we have both \(m\) and \(b\). Therefore, the linear equation that models the total money left is:
\[
y = -12x + 182
\]
In summary for Part B:
\[
y = -12x + 182
\]
### Part A:
1. **Determine the slope (m)**:
Penny spends $12 each week on treats, which means her remaining money decreases by $12 for each week that goes by. Therefore, the slope (m) is:
\[
m = -12
\]
2. **Identify a point that we know**:
After 4 weeks, Penny has $134 left. We can express this as the ordered pair \((4, 134)\).
So, summarizing Part A:
\[
m = -12
\]
\[
\text{a point that we know is } (4, 134)
\]
### Part B:
Next, we need to write a linear equation that models the total money left, \(y\), from her reward after \(x\) weeks.
Starting with the slope-intercept form \(y = mx + b\):
- From Part A, we know \(m = -12\).
- We also know that at \(x = 4\), \(y = 134\). We can use this point to find \(b\).
Now plug the point \((4, 134)\) into the equation:
\[
134 = -12(4) + b
\]
\[
134 = -48 + b
\]
\[
b = 134 + 48
\]
\[
b = 182
\]
Now we have both \(m\) and \(b\). Therefore, the linear equation that models the total money left is:
\[
y = -12x + 182
\]
In summary for Part B:
\[
y = -12x + 182
\]
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