The table above shows how many blouses Katie and Kim will purchase at different prices for a blouse. In the figure, label the axes and put the price on the y-axis and the quantity of blouses on the x-axis. Plot the data for Katie in the figure

Then, plot the data for Kim in the figure.


The figure above shows the labeled axes and has drawn in it the relationships between the price and the quantity of blouses purchased for Katie and Kim.

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