Show your formula and solution Tables, Graphs, and Equations (37-39)The table below shows the number of tickets sold and the profit made at a fundraiser.Tickets SoldProfit$33$66$99$13236912How much profit was made per ticket sold? Based on the chart, what would be the profit of 15 tickets sold? Show work.The table below shows the amount that must be repaid, y, when x dollars are borrowed.Amount Borrowed$100Amount Repaid$155$200$600$900$295$855$1275Find an equation in terms of x and y that represents the table above. Show workPage 7 of 14REVISED 2/4/2020The table below shows the amount of money Linda spends for a craft demonstration.Number of People AttendingCost$26$32$44$5381215Write an equation to represent the table. Show work.

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Big Ideas Math A Bridge To Success Algebra 1: Student Edition 2015

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The table below shows the number of tickets sold and the profit made at a fundraiser. Tickets Sold Profit $33 $6 $9 $132 3 6. 9 12 How much profit was made per ticket sold? Based on the chart, what would be the profit of 15 tickets sold? Show work.