Answers:
What is the ratio?         120:2
What is the unit rate?   60:1
What is the rate?          60 jumping jacks per minute
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Further Explanation:
To find the ratio of jumping jacks to minutes, you just write the two values 120 and 2 separated by a colon. That's how we get 120:2 as our first answer.
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Once we have 120:2, we divide both parts by 2 to get 60:1
120/2 = 60
2/2 = 1
The reason why we do this is so that the "2 minutes" turns into "1 minute". A unit ratio has the time value in unit increments so we can see how many jumping jacks Samuel can do. Writing "60:1" means "60 jumping jacks in 1 minute"
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Saying "60 jumping jacks in 1 minute" is the same as saying "60 jumping jacks per minute", which is similar to a car's speed of something like 60 miles per hour. The unit "X per Y" is the template for speed, where X is the number of items you get done and Y is the unit of time. In this case, X = 60 jumping jacks and Y = 1 minute. 
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
Answer:
The slope of the red line is also 8
Step-by-step explanation:
Parallel lines never meet. So, they always have the same slope. If they had different slopes, then they would meet on the graph at some point. However, since the lines have the same slope, they will never meet since they proportionally grow at the same rate. 
 
        
                    
             
        
        
        
The distributive property is when you have, for example, 2(1+3), and you multiply the 2 by both terms and add them together. so 2(1+3) = 2(1) + 2(3) = 2 + 6 = 8. 
so with 16 + 48, to show the distributive property, you could divide by any common factor of 16 and 48. some correct ways to do this are:
16 + 48 = 2(8 + 24)
16 + 48 = 4(4 + 12)
16 + 48 = 8(2 + 6)
16 + 48 = 16(1 + 3)
you're just dividing 16 and 48 by the outside term to get the 2 numbers in the ( )
        
                    
             
        
        
        
I forget how to do this. I haven't done this in awhile.