Antoine is graphing the total number of prizes needed, P, based on the number of entries in a contest, E. He knows that for every 10 entries, he will need 1 prize, and he would like for his graph to show the total number of prizes needed for 100 and 150 entries. Select from the drop-down menus to correctly complete each statement.

To best show this information, the scale for the P-axis of his graph should go from 0 to at least _, and the E-axis of his graph should go from 0 to at least _.

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Emely Merritt

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4 December, 03:52

Antoine is graphing the total number of prizes needed, P, based on the number of entries in a contest, E. He knows that for every 10 entries, he will need 1 prize, and he would like for his graph to show the total number of prizes needed for 100 and 150 entries. Select from the drop-down menus to correctly complete each statement.

To best show this information, the scale for the P-axis of his graph should go from 0 to at least _, and the E-axis of his graph should go from 0 to at least _.

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The P axis should go to atleast 15 because thats how many prizes he would need if he were to have 150 entrees. the E axis should have atleast to 150 because thats the supremum of entries