
HMMMMMmmm...
The x values represent the number of games sold.
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The y values represent the cost of these games.
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We see that at 0 games we have a cost of 100$ (WEIRD)
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At 1 game we have a cost of 125$
2 games 150$
3 games 175$
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With the same rate of change continuing to 10 games at cost 350$
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That total cost is the 100$ initial cost investment, plus 25$ per game produced.
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Now that I read, I see we are just buying a system and games, not actually making them.
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That is why 0 games is 100$, because that is the ridiculously cheap deal they have going on with their system. What's the catch?
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Even their games are only 25$
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1980s
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HOWEVER
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The graph does not state anything about the system. But the description text says, "total cost of system and x games."
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I will mark A and B