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eric can do 15 push-ups in 1 minute.
the next ordered pair on the graph would be (5,70).
(0,0), (1,15), (2,20), (3,35), and (4,60) are points on the line.
divide the number of push-ups by 15 to find the number of minutes.
multiply the number of minutes by 10 to find the number of push-ups.
multiply the number of minutes by 15 to find the number of push-ups.
multiply the number of minutes by 15 to find the number of minutes.
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