Your teacher has a jar of chocolate candies. For every completed assessment, she gives herself three pieces of chocolate.

Part a. On your own paper, complete the table below to show the relationship between the number of assessments and pieces of chocolate eaten.

Part b. Using the values in your table, look for the relationship between the number of completed assessments and number of chocolate candies eaten. Use this relationship to write an expression that represents the number of assessments completed and the number of candies eaten.
Part c. Use your expression to show

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Your teacher has a jar of chocolate candies. For every completed assessment, she gives herself three pieces of chocolate.


Part a. On your own paper, complete the table below to show the relationship between the number of assessments and pieces of chocolate eaten. 


	


Part b. Using the values in your table, look for the relationship between the number of completed assessments and number of chocolate candies eaten. Use this relationship to write an expression that represents the number of assessments completed and the number of candies eaten.
Part c. Use your expression to show

anonymous · Answer

|dw:1356557067644:dw|  This is the table

anonymous · Answer

I would fill up the top row with  1, 2, 3, 4   and then fill out the bottom row accordingly.