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Carrots cost $0.70 per pound. The equation y = 0.7x describes the cost y of x pounds of carrots. What is the graph of this direct variation?

Carrots cost $0.70 per pound. The equation y = 0.7x describes the cost y of x pounds of carrots. What is the graph of this direct variation?
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Carrots cost $0.70 per pound. The equation y = 0.7x describes the cost y of x pounds of carrots. What is the graph of this direct variation?

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0 goes up so it can be 70
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User Ryan Doherty
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ZERO GO UP SEVEN SO IT CAN BE 70 
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