Mathematics, 21.01.2021 21:50 shealene7

This table shows the cost of renting a kayak. Hours | Cost
1 -$13
2-$21
3-$29
4-$37
5-$45
The cost of renting a kayak is represented by the equation y = 8x + 5. where x represents the number of hours.
What does the slope of the equation represent?
a-the total cost for the rental
b-the cost of renting a kayak for 5 hours
c-the cost of renting a kayak for S hours
d-the cost increase for each hour of rental

This table shows the cost of renting a kayak.

Hours | Cost
1 -$13
2-$21
3-$29
4-$37
5-$45
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This table shows the cost of renting a kayak. Hours | Cost
1 -$13
2-$21
3-$29

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