(A) StudentsHomeDaily AgCleverQuestionRandomBytelearByteLearcdn.assess.prod.mheducation.com/dle-assess-delivery-ui/v3.23.9/assessment/page/10?token=d1a65900ca76434da1aea0acbd5ddab8McGrawM7 Unit 10 PIAT 2Save and ExitQuestion 10 of 12Question 10The table shows the approximate number of ounces of chlorine that should be added to a pool based on the number of gallons it holds.Number of Gallons of Water x4,5007,000Number of Ounces of Chlorine y0.5850.91Find the unit rate for the ounces of chlorine to the gallons of water. Then write an equation to represent the situation.unit rate: □ ounces per □ gallonequation: y=□
Q. (A) StudentsHomeDaily AgCleverQuestionRandomBytelearByteLearcdn.assess.prod.mheducation.com/dle-assess-delivery-ui/v3.23.9/assessment/page/10?token=d1a65900ca76434da1aea0acbd5ddab8McGrawM7 Unit 10 PIAT 2Save and ExitQuestion 10 of 12Question 10The table shows the approximate number of ounces of chlorine that should be added to a pool based on the number of gallons it holds.Number of Gallons of Water x4,5007,000Number of Ounces of Chlorine y0.5850.91Find the unit rate for the ounces of chlorine to the gallons of water. Then write an equation to represent the situation.unit rate: □ ounces per □ gallonequation: y=□
Calculate Unit Rate: To find the unit rate, divide the ounces of chlorine by the gallons of water for one of the given points.0.585 ounces / 4,500 gallons = 0.00013 ounces per gallon (rounded to five decimal places).
Verify Consistency: Now, let's check the unit rate with the second point to ensure it's consistent. 0.91 ounces / 7,000 gallons = 0.00013 ounces per gallon (rounded to five decimal places).
Write Equation: Since the unit rate is consistent for both points, we can use it to write the equation.The equation to represent the situation is y=0.00013x, where y is the ounces of chlorine and x is the gallons of water.
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