Plot the points you found in part (b) on a suitable set of coordinates and draw a line through them. It might help your accuracy to use the y-intercept of 20 also.
Keep in mind the the word "percent" translates to "for each 100." 25% can be read as "25 for each 100," which has the fractional representation

and the decimal representation 0.25. All of these representations are just different ways of writing the same value.
Note too that the fraction

can be reduced to

, so what the question is really asking is: 1/4 of what number is 9?
Well, if we know that 1/4 of the number is 9, we can easily find how large the whole number is by finding all 4/4 of it (the <em>whole</em> number)<em /><em />, or 4 x 9, which multiplies out to
36.
Remember that
A statistical question is a question that can be answered by collecting data that vary.
so
Classify
Hw tall are the memmbers of my class? -------> Is a statistical question
How tall am i? --------> is a nonstatistical question
How old are the students in my school? -------> Is a statistical question
A statistical question can be measured and controlled, while a nonstatistical question cannot provide for the measurement.
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Answer: 6 dollars per kilogram</h3>
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Explanation:
The mixed number 4 & 1/2 converts to the decimal form 4.5
The unit price is 27/(4.5) = 6 dollars per kilogram
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If you wanted, you can think of it like this ratio
4.5 kg : 27 dollars
Dividing both parts of that ratio by 4.5 will lead to
1 kg : 6 dollars
The answer is C for the question