Julia\'s Jewels is going bankrupt. Julia tries to salvage as much capital from h

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Julia's Jewels is going bankrupt. Julia tries to salvage as much capital from her investment as she can. She decides to have a big sale and sell everything in the store for the same low price of $20.00. Answer the following quesions about the relationship between the wholesale price that Julia paid and her new selling price. I have to complete a table where X= Wholesale Price per item and y=Selling price per item. Where I don't understand is would the $20.00 go in the y and what would go in the x? Julia's Jewels is going bankrupt. Julia tries to salvage as much capital from her investment as she can. She decides to have a big sale and sell everything in the store for the same low price of $20.00. Answer the following quesions about the relationship between the wholesale price that Julia paid and her new selling price. I have to complete a table where X= Wholesale Price per item and y=Selling price per item. Where I don't understand is would the $20.00 go in the y and what would go in the x?

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Yes, for every for the y's it would all be 20 forming a straight line across the x. The x would represent all the prices she would have sold it for if she weren't going bankrupt. So on a table, you would have the (20, and what the selling price would be) and keep on going. Hope this helps. :)

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