The two tables below show the amount of tip, y, included on a bill charging x dollars. mc026-1.jpg mc026-2.jpg which compares the slopes of the lines created by the tables? the slope of the line for restaurant b is mc026-3.jpg times greater than the slope of the line for restaurant a. the slope of the line for restaurant b is 2 times greater than the slope of the line for restaurant a. the slope of the line for restaurant b is 5 times greater than the slope of the line for restaurant a. the slope of the line for restaurant b is 10 times greater than the slope of the line for restaurant a.

You did not attach the table which shows the value of x and y for Restaurant A and Restaurant B. However I have dug up on other sources and I believe the given table is:

Restaurant A

x              y

10           1

20           2

30           3

Restaurant B

x              y

25           5

50           10

75           15

We can calculate for the slope of the line (m), using the formula:

m = (y2 – y1) / (x2 – x1)

given that (x1, y1) and (x2, y2) are given pairs of the data set

Calculating the slope for Restaurant A:

mA = (2 – 1) / (20 – 10)

mA = 1 / 10

Calculating the slope for Restaurant B:

mB = (10 – 5) / (50 – 25)

mB = 5 / 25

mB = 1 / 5

Dividing mB by mA to know how much larger mB is:

mB / mA = (1 / 5) / (1 / 10) = 2

Therefore the slope of restaurant B is 2 times greater than that of A.

The slope of the line for Restaurant B is 2 times greater than the slope of the line for Restaurant A.

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