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Daniel [21]1 year ago

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The unit rate that corresponds to the proportional relationship shown in the given graph above is: 4/3 cm/s.

<h3>How to Find the Unit Rate of a Proportional Graph?</h3>

The unit rate of a proportional graph is determined using the formula below:

k = y/x, where x and y are coordinates of any point on the line.

Thus, to find the unit rate of a proportional graph, pick the coordinates of any point on the line and find k = y/x.

From the given graph, let's pick the indicated point on the line having the coordinates, (12,16). Find k:

Unit rate (k) = 16/12

Simplify

Unit rate (k) = 4/3

Therefore, the unit rate that corresponds to the proportional relationship shown in the given graph above is: 4/3 cm/s.

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