The number of different types of drinks that a barista makes in one week is related to the cost of the drink. A collection of data on the cost of a particular drink and the number of that drink made over the course of the week is shown in the table below, where x represents the cost of the drink, in dollars, and y represents the number of drinks made at each cost.

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Tobias Henson

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17 August, 01:05

The number of different types of drinks that a barista makes in one week is related to the cost of the drink. A collection of data on the cost of a particular drink and the number of that drink made over the course of the week is shown in the table below, where x represents the cost of the drink, in dollars, and y represents the number of drinks made at each cost.

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Francesca Jenkins · Answer 1

The cost of drink is directly proportional to the different types of drinks. Although the drinks vary in their prices, but you can get the total amount though multiplying it by the prices and the type of drinks. Then you can add it all to get the total amount of the drinks.