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Please consider the complete question.
Michelle bought the same fabric on 3 different occasions and recorded the data below.
Yards of Fabric Total Cost
2.2 $2.53
3.6 $4.14
4.2 $4.83
What was the price per yard of fabric?
To find the cost per yard of fabric, we will divide cost of yards by number of yards.



Let us find cost per yard using 2nd set of data.


Similarly we will find cost per yard for 3rd set of data.


Therefore, the cost per yard of fabric is $1.15.
Answer:
OPTION A
Step-by-step explanation:
AS IF SHE DOUBLES 1 DIMENSION THE VOLUME BECOMES TWICE.
V=L*B*H
IF L IS DOUBLED ..
THEREFORE,NEW VOLUME=
V2=2L*B*H
V2=2 L*B*H
The constant of proportionality is 1.25 and its meaning is the soup price per can
Step-by-step explanation:
The diagram below shows a proportional relationship between the number of cans of soup and the price.
1st:
$3.75 for 3 cans
per can
2nd:
$6.25 for 5 cans
per can
If x is the number of cans and y is the price of x cans, then
This means the constant of proportionality is 1.25 and its meaning is the soup price per can