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The graph that best represent the relationship between time and cost is option A as it is a proportional graph
<h3>How to know the graph that represent the relationship between time and number of team?</h3>
Each week 6 teams register to participate.
Therefore, for every week 6 team register to participate in the competition.
This simply implies as time increases , the number of participant in the competition also increase.
Therefore, the equation that can be use to represent this situation is as follows:
y = 6x
where
- y = number of team registered
- x = time in weeks.
Hence, the graph that best represent the relationship between time and cost is option A as it is a proportional graph. The registered team increases as the time in weeks increase.
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Answer: Part A - C, Part B - 12 pieces
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Part A:</u>
We know that 1/4 of Meredith's sub is bigger than 1/4 of Jim's sub, so we can set up an inequality.
Let Meredith's sub size = m; Jim's = j
Therefore, 1/4*m > 1/4*j
We can multiply both sides by 4:
m > j
Thus, the correct answer is C
<u>Part B:</u>
Since he had 1/4 of it left, that means he at 1 - 1/4 of it = 3/4 of his sub.
We can calculate the value of 3/4 * 16 = 12 pieces
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We can create a equation to find out.
since we are finding a number where when multiplied by 1.25(this is the decimal form of the percentage) gives us 25, we know that the number we are finding is less than 25. here is the equation.
1.25(x)=25
divide both sides by 1.25 to get "x" alone.
x= 20
