can someone help me with just these 3 questions please and thank you.

Answer:

6. m = 6p (y = kx)

k = 6

7.

a.  [tex]\frac{day}{hours} \frac{1}{24} \frac{2}{48} \frac{3}{72} \frac{4}{96} \frac{5}{120}[/tex]  (I couldn't build a table on here, so try to imagine thats a table.

b. yes. y = 24x

c. y = 24x

Step-by-step explanation:

6. There are 6 muffins per pack, and that stays consistent. Because it is constant, you can model this with the equation m=6p or y = 6x. 6 times the number of packs = the number of muffins.

7.

a. There are 24 hours in a day. Days = x, hours = y. 24 hours times the number of days = the total numbers of hours. I just built a table based off of that.

b. there are consistently 24 hours in a day, every day so it is constant.

c. 24 hours per day. total hours = 24 (number of days)

I hope this helps. I tried to go quickly so I could get this to you, but comment if I did something wrong or you need more clarification.

Answer:

geez, what carolyn said

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