Principle of Accounting
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Based on the image attached of the graph, the points that show equivalent ratios that would also be on the graph are option A and D which are: (6,18) (1,3).
<h3>What is the graph about?</h3>Note that:
=
= 1/3
So when you use 1/3 to compare all the options given, you will see that only option A and D is equal to the value given.
So if a person can write that we got 1 fish and we needs 3 gallons and when a person make a point on the line, it will be (1,3).
The other equivalent fraction is known to be 6/18. When a person multiply the numerator and denominator by 2, the value that will be obtained is:
= 6/18.
So therefore, Based on the image attached of the graph, the points that show equivalent ratios that would also be on the graph are option A and D which are: (6,18) (1,3).
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Christina wants to buy some miniature goldfish. She reads that a 9-gallon aquarium is the right size for 3 miniature goldfish. The graph represents this relationship.
Which points show equivalent ratios that would also be on the graph? Select all that apply.
A. (6,18)
B. (6,12)
C. (4,10)
D. (1,3)
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