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A three-wheeler scooter charges Rs. 15 for first kilometer and Rs.8 each for every subsequent kilometer.
For a distance of 'X' kilometres, an amount of Rs. 'y' is paid.
Represent this situation algebraically as well as graphically.​

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A three-wheeler scooter charges Rs. 15 for first kilometer and Rs.8 each for every subsequent kilometer.

  • For a distance of 'X' kilometres, an amount of Rs. 'Y' is paid.
  • Represent this situation algebraically as well as graphically.

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Assuming,

  • The distance = x

  • The cost for x distance = y

We know,

  • Rate(Distance) = Total cost

Let substitute assumed values,

  • ➺ Rate × (xkm) = ₹y

We can say that,

  • ➺ Rate × [(xkm - 1km) + 1km] = ₹y
  • ➺ Rate (xkm - 1km) + Rate (1km) = ₹y

As given,

  • Charge for 1km = ₹15/km
  • Charge for remaining distance = ₹8/km

We have,

  • ➺ ₹8/km (xkm - 1km) + ₹15/km (1km) = ₹y
  • ➺ ₹8x - ₹8 + ₹15 = ₹y
  • ➺ ₹8x - ₹y = ₹8 - ₹15
  • ➺ ₹(8x - y) = ₹(-7)

We get,

  • 8x - y = -7

8x - y = -7

If x = 0,

  • ➺ 8x - y = -7
  • ➺ 8(0) - y = -7
  • ➺ 0 - y = -7
  • ➺ y = 7

Then,

  • y = 7

First coordinate = (0,7)

If y = 0

  • ➺ 8x - y = -7
  • ➺ 8x - 0 = -7
  • ➺ x = -7/8

Then,

  • x = -7/8

Second coordinate = (-7/8,0)

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