If W=Days work and T=days of travel

Sketch the equation 90w=150t+700 on a graph.

Hello, I am having trouble graphing this. Can someone explain how to do this?

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29 March, 22:08

If W=Days work and T=days of travel

Sketch the equation 90w=150t+700 on a graph.

Hello, I am having trouble graphing this. Can someone explain how to do this?

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Jordan Bridges · Answer 1

First id divide each # by 90 to get w by itself

w=5/3t+

start with the y intercept 7.78

draw a normal 4 quardinate graph with a dot on 7.78 the use slope to draw the rest of the line by rise over run go up 5 and right 3

Giovanna Shields · Answer 2

First, remember that the variable by themselves just equals 1 so w=1 and t = 1

If W=Days work and T=days of travelSketch the equation 90w=150t+700 on a graph.Hello, I am having trouble graphing this. Can someone explain how to do this?

If W=Days work and T=days of travel

Sketch the equation 90w=150t+700 on a graph.

Hello, I am having trouble graphing this. Can someone explain how to do this?