Scott walks to and from school each day. Each round trip is 3 kilometers long.

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The equation that shows the relationship between the number of round trips, x and the number of kilometers, y Scott walked is y = 3x

Each round trip = 3 km

x = number of rounds

y = number of km he has walked in all.

1 rounds = 3 km

Therefore,

x rounds = 3x km

Each round of trip covers 3km. This means for each round of trip a distance of 3km is covered. The total distance or number of kilometers is represented with y.

The equation to show the relationship between x(number of rounds) and y (number of km) can be represented below

y = 3x

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