Jonathan bought a table and some chairs at a furniture store.

The equation that models this situation is y = 25x + 80, where y is the amount of money he spent and x is the number of chairs he bought.

What does the y-intercept mean in this situation

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Ward

Mathematics

19 May, 11:10

Jonathan bought a table and some chairs at a furniture store.

The equation that models this situation is y = 25x + 80, where y is the amount of money he spent and x is the number of chairs he bought.

What does the y-intercept mean in this situation

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Stitch · Answer 1

It must be the cost of the one table.

Step-by-step explanation:

It's logic. 25x is the cost of the (unknown) number of chairs.

The total Amount he spent is the cost of the chairs plus what he spent on the table.

Jonathan bought a table and some chairs at a furniture store.The equation that models this situation is y = 25x + 80, where y is the amount of money he spent and x is the number of chairs he bought.What does the y-intercept mean in this situation

Jonathan bought a table and some chairs at a furniture store.

The equation that models this situation is y = 25x + 80, where y is the amount of money he spent and x is the number of chairs he bought.

What does the y-intercept mean in this situation