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Timothy bought 10 cookies for $5.00. Let x represent the number of cookies purchased, and let y represent the total cost. Graph the line that represents the proportional relatio…

Timothy bought 10 cookies for $5.00. Let x represent the number of cookies purchased, and let y represent the total cost. Graph the line that represents the proportional relatio…
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Timothy bought 10 cookies for $5.00.

Let x represent the number of cookies purchased, and let y represent the total cost.

Graph the line that represents the proportional relationship.

PLZ use this graph

Timothy bought 10 cookies for $5.00. Let x represent the number of cookies purchased-example-1
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Answer:

Below is the graph

Explanation:

Try to make the line straight though! :)

Timothy bought 10 cookies for $5.00. Let x represent the number of cookies purchased-example-1
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Just at every 2 cockies put a mark
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