Price of Brusselsprouts per lb vs. Number of Tons for Russ L SproutPrice of Brusselsprouts per lb$3.00$7.00$1.00SC.00101512023456Number of Tons09Please examine the three graphs above. Based upon the graphs above, how many tonsof brussel sprouts would you expect to be supplied at a price of $2?1011 Price of Brussel Sprouts per lb vs. Number of Tons for Stink E.SmellPrice of Brusselsprouts per b$10.00Price of Brusselsprouts per Ib58.0056.00$4.0052.00SC 00$2.5032.00$1.5030.502$0.00324Price of Brusselsprouts per lb vs. Number of Tons Cheap OGrower541657Number of Tons6718Number Tons9C10910ķ

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Price of Brusselsprouts per lb vs. Number of Tons for Russ L Sprout Price of Brusselsprouts per lb 1 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 07 $0.00 10 15 2 20 3 4 5 6 Number of Tons 7 Please examine the three graphs above. Based upon the graphs above, how many tons of brussel sprouts would you expect to be supplied at a price of $2? 0 9 10 11 4

Price of Brusselsprouts per lb vs. Number of Tons for Russ L Sprout Price of Brusselsprouts per lb 1 $3.00 $2.00 $1.00 07 $0.00 10 15 2 20 3 4 5 6 Number of Tons 7 Please examine the three graphs above. Based upon the graphs above, how many tons of brussel sprouts would you expect to be supplied at a price of $2? 0 9 10 11 4

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