The table shows the number of candies packed by machine c. The equation shows the number of candies packed by machine d. Both are representations, x is a measure of the number of minutes and y is a measure of the number of candies packed.

X Y

(Minutes) (Candies)

2 150

4 300

6 450

8 600

Machine D: y = 130x

How many more candies could machine D pack than machine C in 11 minutes.

-65

-130

-450

-605

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Mathematics

Jaylynn Powers

17 November, 06:05

The table shows the number of candies packed by machine c. The equation shows the number of candies packed by machine d. Both are representations, x is a measure of the number of minutes and y is a measure of the number of candies packed.

X Y

(Minutes) (Candies)

2 150

4 300

6 450

8 600

Machine D: y = 130x

How many more candies could machine D pack than machine C in 11 minutes.

-65

-130

-450

-605

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Ainsley Boyle · Answer 1

I first found that for 11 minutes, machine c will produce 825 candies. And for machine d, it will produce 1,430 candies in 11 minutes. So if u subtract it equal 605. Machine d can pack 605 candies more that machine c