the table below shows the amount of money spent on skin diving and scuba equipment in some recent years.

skin diving and scuba
equipment
year | sales ($millions)
1993 | 315
1994 | 322
1995 | 328
1996 | 340
1998 | 345
1999 | 363
let x represent the year and y represent the amount of sales, in millions of dollars, in the regression equation.
y = 7.367 - 14,354.33
use the regression equation to predict the sales of skin diving and scuba equipment in the year 2008.
a. 44,000,000
b. 440,000,000
c. 42,455,000
d. 424.550.000

(least common multiples) the answer that i had in the 1st step was lcm of airline tickets sold=72. idk if that even matters but just in case. ! three co-workers are busy selling airline tickets over the phone. in an 8-hour day, charles can sell 8 airline tickets, ann can sell 9 airline tickets, and michelle can sell 6 airline tickets. step 2 of 2: what is the smallest number of 8-hour days needed for each of them to achieve the same number of sales? it takes charles . it takes . it takes .

Asap! i'm not good math and i'm lost.

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