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Giovanna, If ther are 45 or fewer students then one bus will be sufficient. Once there are 46 students you need a second bus and that will be sufficient until you have 91 students and then a third bus will be required. Hence the graph goes up in steps. Penny
Giovanna, I hope you realize that this is not trig... Anyhow, the only tricky bit here is dealing with the fact that both people and buses only come in whole-number quantities. So for 1 person, 2 people... up to 45 people you need exactly 1 bus. And there should only be points for 0,1,2,... people; the graph should consist of dots, not one or more lines. It starts off a bit like this Good Hunting!
Giovanna, RD is correct, I should have plotted dots rather than lines. Penny | ||||||||||||
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