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Suppose that the water level of the McBride River is at 34 feet above flood stage and that it is receding (going down) at a rate of 0.3 ft per day. Write a linear equation to re…

Suppose that the water level of the McBride River is at 34 feet above flood stage and that it is receding (going down) at a rate of 0.3 ft per day. Write a linear equation to re…
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Suppose that the water level of the McBride River is at 34 feet above flood stage and that it is receding

(going down) at a rate of 0.3 ft per day.
Write a linear equation to represent the how far the McBride River is above flood stage.

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User Rogol
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Answer:

y= -0.3x + 34

Explanation:

y=mx+b

y= -0.3x + 34

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