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use the table to answer. days: 1 2 3 4 Fine: 30 cents, 45 cents, 60 cents the table shows the fine owed for an overdue library...Asked by Aubree Price
use the table to answer.
days:
2
3
4
Fine: 30 cents,
45 cents, 60 cents
the table shows the fine owed for an overdue library book according to how many dys its overdue. whats the initial value?
days:
2
3
4
Fine: 30 cents,
45 cents, 60 cents
the table shows the fine owed for an overdue library book according to how many dys its overdue. whats the initial value?
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In the context of the table you provided, the initial value refers to the fine owed when no days are overdue, or when it is overdue for **0 days**. Since the fine only starts at **30 cents** for **2 days overdue**, it can be inferred that the fine is **0 cents** for **0 days overdue**.
So, the initial value (fine for 0 days overdue) would be **0 cents**.
So, the initial value (fine for 0 days overdue) would be **0 cents**.
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