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9. Sam is building a new house. He needs wood spacers that are each

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Yuki888 [10]3 years ago

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3y+7=2x

3y=2x-7

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One of the tables shows a proportional relationship. Graph the line representing the proportional relationship from this table i

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Table C

Step-by-step explanation:

we know that

A relationship between two variables, x, and y, represent a proportional variation if it can be expressed in the form $y/x=k$ or $y=kx$

Find the value of the constant of proportionality in each table

Table A

For $x=-2, y=-4$ ------> $k=-4/-2=2$

For $x=-1, y=-3$ ------> $k=-3/-1=3$

This table has different values of k

therefore

the table A does not represent a proportional relationship

Table B

For $x=-2, y=-4$ ------> $k=-4/-2=2$

For $x=-1, y=-2$ ------> $k=-2/-1=2$

For $x=1, y=3$ ------> $k=3/1=3$

This table has different values of k

therefore

the table B does not represent a proportional relationship

Table C

For $x=-2, y=-4$ ------> $k=-4/-2=2$

For $x=-1, y=-2$ ------> $k=-2/-1=2$

For $x=1, y=2$ ------> $k=2/1=2$

For $x=2, y=4$ ------> $k=4/2=2$

This table has the same value of k

therefore

the table C represent a proportional relationship

Table D

For $x=-2, y=-4$ ------> $k=-4/-2=2$

For $x=-1, y=-2$ ------> $k=-2/-1=2$

For $x=1, y=2$ ------> $k=2/1=2$

For $x=2, y=6$ ------> $k=6/2=3$

This table has different values of k

therefore

the table D does not represent a proportional relationship

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Add 6 each time.

Step-by-step explanation:

Figure 1 has 4 tiles.

To go from figure 1 (4 tiles) to figure 2 (10 tiles), you added 6 tiles.

To go from figure 2 (10 tiles) to figure 3 (16 tiles), you added 6 tiles.

∴ the rule is to add 6 tiles each time.

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A(b + c) = a • b + a • c, where a, b, and c are real numbers

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a(b + c) = a • b + a • c

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