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The graph represents the cost of a subscription to a newspaper.

What is the constant of variation for the subscription cost based on the number of weeks?
A. $1.50
B. $7.50
C. $15.00
D. $30.00

The graph represents the cost of a subscription to a newspaper. What is the constant-example-1

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User Sly Gryphon
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ANSWER

The constant of variation is $

7.50


Step-by-step explanation

The constant of variation is the slope of the straight line in the given graph.

The straight line passes through the point


(4,30),(8,60),(12,90)


We can use any two of these points to find the slope of this line using the formula,




slope = (y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)


We use


(4,30) \: and \: (8,60)


slope = (60 - 30)/(8 - 4)


slope = (30)/( 4)

We simplify this to obtain,


slope = 7.5


Therefore, the constant of variation is $7.5.


The correct answer is B.
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