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Hank is throwing a surprise party. The party costs $20 per person. Create an equation and graph to represent the relationship between the cost of the party and the number of friends attending.
The equation __________ can be used to represent this relationship.
c = 20f
f = 20c
c = 10f
f = 10c
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20f=c
for the graph just put the equation into the desmos graphing calculator
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well, the costs equals $20 per person (or "friend")
so it would be c=20f
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