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Chapter 12: Q.5 (page 713)

A credit card company charges\(10when a payment is late, and\)5a day each day the payment remains unpaid.

Graph the equation from Exercise12.4.

Short Answer

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The equation y=10+5xis graphed as

Step by step solution

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Step 1:Given Information

A credit card company charges $10when a payment is late, and $5a day each day the payment remains unpaid.

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Step 2:Explanation

Guiding to Exercise 12.4 of this textbook, the equation received is:

y=10+5x

The overhead equation is graphed using MAPLE.

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