Question

Eric received a gift card worth $25 as a birthday present. He is spending $2.50 per day using the gift card, as shown in the graph below. Which statement is true about the linear function that represents his gift card spending?

Answer 1

Answer:

He is spending $2.50 per day using the gift card, as shown in the graph below. The initial value is the amount on the gift card after Eric finishes using it. ... The rate of change is the amount on the gift card before Eric starts using it.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

• Eric received a gift card worth $25 as a birthday present.
• He is spending $2.50 per day using the gift card.

Solution:

• The amount on the gift card before Eric starts using it is the starting value, which is the correct answer.
• His initial value is $25 since that is how much money he has when he starts, or what he has at the beginning.
• In this case, the daily $2.50 withdrawal from the gift card serves as the rate of change.
• Given this, the initial response must be the right one.Since you start with the initial value rather than the final value, it cannot be the second option.The latter two choices are similarly erroneous because rate of change, not start or finish, are constant values.

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