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03-02-2017
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A candy store charges $2 for a box and $4.79 per pound for candy. Does this represent a linear relationship? Explain your reasoning.

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03-02-2017

Yes, because for every pound of candy you are being charged another 4.79, and for every box another 2. The slope does not change it is constant throughout the function

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