Which equation best models the fine schedule for overdue books?, where x is the cost in cents for a book that is y days overdue, where y is the cost in cents for a book that is x days overdue, where x is the cost in cents for a book that is y days overdue, where y is the cost in cents for a book that is x days overdue Mark this and return

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Braedon Abbott

Mathematics

6 August, 19:52

Which equation best models the fine schedule for overdue books?, where x is the cost in cents for a book that is y days overdue, where y is the cost in cents for a book that is x days overdue, where x is the cost in cents for a book that is y days overdue, where y is the cost in cents for a book that is x days overdue Mark this and return

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Mylie Carey · Answer 1

x is the independent variable, and in this scenario, the independent variable is the number of days overdue. So the best equation would be where x is the number of days overdue, and y is the cost in cents.

Example equation:

x = number of days overdue

y = cost in cents

z = total price

z = yx