Part b. scenario 1
the table below shows the height h (in fect) of a
hot air balloon t minutes after it takes off from the
ground. it rises at a constant rate.
(ininutes)
(feet)
300
750
1,350
1. write an equation to represent the table above
2.
use the table and the equation to tell a story of the hot air balloon

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