A young sumo wrestler decided to go on a special high-protein diet to gain weight rapidly and at a constant rate. After 8 88 months, he weighed 138 138138 kilograms. He started at 90 9090 kilograms. Let y yy represent the sumo wrestler's weight (in kilograms) after x xx months. Complete the equation for the relationship between the weight and number of months.

Equation for the relationship between the weight and number of months -

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

The initial weight of young sumo wrestler just before he decide to gain more weight is equal to kilo grams.

The new weight of young sumo wrestler after eight months is equal to kilo grams.

Weight gained by sumo wrestler during the period of eight months

The rate at which weight was gained

kilo grams per month

Let W(t) depict the weight after 8 months

t depict the time period in moths

So the equation would be

Where

Initial weight before 8 months

time in months

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