Explain what is the relationship between the x and y axes

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Study the table and graph in the given worksheet, and do the following tasks: 1. Compute the slope of the curve. 2. Interpret the slope.

a. What is the relationship between the x and y axes? Is it a positive or negative relationship? Explain.

b. How sensitive is the relationship? How many more sales can be expected for each ten additional inches of snow? snowfall in inches sale of snowblowers 0 0 10 25 20 50 30 75 40 100 50 125 60 150 70 175 80 200 90 225 100 250

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