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emmasim [6.3K]
3 years ago
7

The table shows the number of cell phone towers a

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Olin [163]3 years ago
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Answer:

The correct option is;

B. Yes. The ratios of towers to customers (thousands) are all equivalent to a unit rate of 52 Towers/(Thousand customers)

Step-by-step explanation:

The given data can be presented as follows;

Cell Phone Towers

Customer (thousands)    {}   Towers

1) 5.25            {}                          273

2) 6.25            {}                         325

3) 7.25            {}                         377

4) 9.25            {}                         481

From the given data, we have the ratio Towers/Customer (thousands) given as follows;

For 1), we have;

273 Towers/(5.25 thousands customers) = 52 Towers/(Thousand customer)

For 2), we have;

325 Towers/(6.25 thousands customers) = 52 Towers/(Thousand customer)

For 3), we have;

377 Towers/(7.25 thousands customers) = 52 Towers/(Thousand customer)

For 4), we have;

481 Towers/(9.25 thousands customers) = 52 Towers/(Thousand customer)

Therefore, the ratios of towers to customers (thousands) all have the same equivalent unit rate of 52 Towers/(thousand customers).

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