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3 years ago

The amount of fat, in grams, in granola is proportional to the volume, in cups, of the granola as shown on the graph.

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Sergio [31]3 years ago

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Answer:- 4.5 grams per cup

Step to step explanation:-

Given: The amount of fat, in grams, in granola is proportional to the volume, in cups, of the granola.

From the graph, we can see

The amount of fat in 4 cups in granola =18 grams

Therefore, the amount of fat in 1 cup= $\frac{18}{4}\text{ grams}$

$=4.5\text{ grams}$

Therefore, the unit rate in grams per cup= 4.5 grams per cup

AlekseyPX3 years ago

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4 cups = 18 g
Divide all by 4 to get 1 cup.
1 cup = 18/4
1 cup = 4.5g

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