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Rylee88:

The table shows the relationship of how many pounds of pecans are needed to make a certain number of pies: Number of Pies 3 6 9 Pounds of Pecans 2 4 6 Which graph below shows plots of equivalent ratios for this situation?

new2luv:

where is the graphs

NotInsyncYT:

|dw:1618592716562:dw| Alright, I think I drew the graph correctly, this should help you.

Rylee88:

Uh huh

NotInsyncYT:

Erase that second photo, those are incorrect.

Rylee88:

? ok

NotInsyncYT:

no

Rylee88:

?

NotInsyncYT:

Not both.

NotInsyncYT:

Just that second one.

NotInsyncYT:

1 attachment
NotInsyncYT:

There.

Rylee88:

O

NotInsyncYT:

So, we can see that, it's between these two correct?

Rylee88:

Yes

NotInsyncYT:

\[(x+2)(y+3)\] Now, using my chart I drew add until you get (x=10) and see what your value for your y-value is...

Rylee88:

2 more 2s

NotInsyncYT:

|dw:1618593117582:dw|

Rylee88:

8 10

NotInsyncYT:

correct. |dw:1618593138012:dw|

Rylee88:

Yea

NotInsyncYT:

Now, using the graphs 10 pounds of pecans makes 15 pies, which one is at (10,15)

Rylee88:

The last one

NotInsyncYT:

First or second one?

Rylee88:

Second?

NotInsyncYT:

Second one is what you mean?

NotInsyncYT:

Yes.

NotInsyncYT:

Correct, that is the right answer.

Rylee88:

So, B?

NotInsyncYT:

Yes, B.) is correct.

Rylee88:

Thank you!

NotInsyncYT:

Anytime, that's what Im here for!!!

Rylee88:

=)

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