As of February 1, a garage band knows 5 songs. Each week, the band members learn 2
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a. Identify the explanatory and response variables.
b. Find the slope and the n-intercept of a linear model.
c. Find an equation of the model.
d. Graph the model by hand.
e. How many songs will the band know on March 22 (7 weeks after February 1)?
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