Mrs. Mitchell decided to grade her projects by giving each student 50 points if they turned in a project and then an additional 5 points for each part they got correct. After looking through some of the projects, she decided to give the students 7 points for each correct section. If Mrs. Mitchell wrote a function to describe the situation, what would change?

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Let [tex]c[/tex] be the amount of parts the student answered correctly.  Suppose that [tex]s(c)[/tex] is a function between [tex]c[/tex] and the score of a student's project.  As the student initially receives a fixed [tex]50[/tex] points for turning the project in and [tex]5[/tex] points for each correct part, the function is initially:

[tex]s(c) = 5c+50[/tex]

When the students receive [tex]7[/tex] points for each correct part, the coefficient of [tex]c[/tex] changes, as the amount of points received per correct answer increases.  Thus:

[tex]s(c) = 7c+50[/tex].

Answer:

Change the slope option A