4. The table below shows the numbers of pages Lenny can read in certain amounts of time.Lenny's Reading Rate\begin{tabular}{|c|c|}\hline \begin{tabular}{c} Time \\(minutes)\end{tabular} & Pages Read \\\hline 60 & 108 \\\hline 90 & 162 \\\hline 135 & 243 \\\hline\end{tabular}Based on the table, which equation can be used to determine the number of pages (p) Lenny can read in t minutes?A. p=1.5tB. p=1.8tC. t=1.5pD. I=1.8p
Q. 4. The table below shows the numbers of pages Lenny can read in certain amounts of time.Lenny's Reading Rate\begin{tabular}{|c|c|}\hline \begin{tabular}{c} Time \\(minutes)\end{tabular} & Pages Read \\\hline 60 & 108 \\\hline 90 & 162 \\\hline 135 & 243 \\\hline\end{tabular}Based on the table, which equation can be used to determine the number of pages (p) Lenny can read in t minutes?A. p=1.5tB. p=1.8tC. t=1.5pD. I=1.8p
Find Rate Calculation: First, let's find the rate at which Lenny reads by dividing the number of pages by the time for each entry in the table. For the first entry: Rate = Pages / Time = 108 pages / 60 minutes.
Calculate Rate: Calculate the rate: 108/60=1.8 pages per minute.
Check Second Entry: Check the rate with the second entry: Rate = 90 minutes162 pages.
Calculate Rate: Calculate the rate: 162/90=1.8 pages per minute.
Check Third Entry: Check the rate with the third entry: Rate = 135 minutes243 pages.
Calculate Rate: Calculate the rate: 243/135=1.8 pages per minute.
Determine Relationship Equation: Since the rate is consistent across all entries, the equation that represents the relationship between time t and pages read p is p=1.8t.
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