Asked by Sey
Your phone company charges $0.05 per minute for long distance calls. Write a direct variation model that relates the total cost x to the number of minutes y spent talking on the phone.
Idk how to do this?? Apparently, the formula is y=ax
Idk how to do this?? Apparently, the formula is y=ax
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Answered by
Reiny
According to the way you defined your variables .....
x = .05y
But in standard practise, x is the independent variable and y is the dependent variable,
that is, the cost depends on the number of minutes.
I would define x as the number of minutes and y as the cost, then
y = .05x
x = .05y
But in standard practise, x is the independent variable and y is the dependent variable,
that is, the cost depends on the number of minutes.
I would define x as the number of minutes and y as the cost, then
y = .05x
Answered by
scott
cost = rate * minutes
Answered by
Sey
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