9. This February and March, the middle school students had their most successful food drive, topping last year's total by 57 items. They started the food drive on day 0 with 8 cans of fruit juice which had been donated too late to be included in the November food drive. Contributions poured in at a constant rate of 12 food items per day. By the time the drive was over, the cans covered the cafeteria stage. mon ar Writ N=Dメ g. O Use either equation to tell how many food items had been collected by the 10th day. h. Use either equation to tell how many days it took to collect 488 items

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9. This February and March, the middle school students had their most successful food drive,
topping last year's total by 57 items. They started the food drive on day 0 with & cans of
fruit juice which had been donated too late to be included in the November food drive.
Contributions poured in at a constant rate of 12 food items per day. By the time the drive
was over, the cans covered the cafeteria stage.
tolalo oal this yaor nas a
Writ
g.
Use either equation to tell how many food items had been collected by the 10th day.
h.) Use either equation to tell how many days it took to collect 488 items
CI Algebra 1 Model Curriculum Version 3.0
Transcribed Image Text:Name: Date: Page 7 of 9 9. This February and March, the middle school students had their most successful food drive, topping last year's total by 57 items. They started the food drive on day 0 with & cans of fruit juice which had been donated too late to be included in the November food drive. Contributions poured in at a constant rate of 12 food items per day. By the time the drive was over, the cans covered the cafeteria stage. tolalo oal this yaor nas a Writ g. Use either equation to tell how many food items had been collected by the 10th day. h.) Use either equation to tell how many days it took to collect 488 items CI Algebra 1 Model Curriculum Version 3.0
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