(0,50)
(1,80)
(2,110)
(3,140)
(4,170)
(5,200)
(6,230)
(7,260)
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22/10/2020 · Junior High School
Bob purchased a brand new car recently.
- When he bought the car, the odometer indicated that the car had already been driven \( 50 \) miles (from previous customers who did a "test drive" of the vehicle).
- According to the driver's manual, the car should be able to travel an average of \( 30 \) miles per gallon of gas (i.e., \( 30 \) mpg).
- When he drove his car from the car dealership he had a full tank of gas.
Since a car's odometer tells us the distance the car has traveled, let's use the function \( D ( g ) \) to represent the number of miles shown on the car's odometer after the car has used \( g \) gallons of gas.
1. Complete the table of values below for \( D ( g ) \) . Then, use your table to graph \( D ( g ) \) .
(0,50)
(1,80)
(2,110)
(3,140)
(4,170)
(5,200)
(6,230)
(7,260)
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