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At 12pm a dealership sells at a price of $45/car. Give evidence to support or refute the claim that the change in the number of cars you can buy with $4,500 is approximately proportional to a small change in the price.
1)find a function that expresses the exact change in the number of cars in terms of the change in price.
2)use part 1) to compute enough difference quotients that suggest or refute a progression toward a limit.
3) Include units in all steps of your computations.
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