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Use the table to answer the following questions.

Time (hours) Distance (miles)
2 90
3 135
5 225
6 270
Find the constant of proportionality.

Use the constant of proportionality to write a unit rate for the data in the table.

Write an equation to represent the relationship between time, t, and distance, d.


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v = change in distance / change in time = (135-90)/(3-2) = 45 miles/hr
check with last 2 = (270 - 225) /(6-5) = 45 sure enough
so in for y = m x + b
miles = 45 * hours + b
90 = 45 * 2 + b = 90 + b
so b = 0 and
miles = 45 * hours
or
d = 45 t
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Guys is pretty simple to find the constant proportionality pick any two values out of the graph and divide the "Distance" by the "time" so lets take 2 and 90 as an example and 90 divided by 2 = 45 so c=45 and to check you can just multiply 45 by the time.
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v = change in distance / change in time = (135-90)/(3-2) = 45 miles/hr
check with last 2 = (270 - 225) /(6-5) = 45 sure enough
so in for y = m x + b
miles = 45 * hours + b
90 = 45 * 2 + b = 90 + b
so b = 0 and
miles = 45 * hours
or
d = 45 t
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@Nobody so i just multiply 45 by 2, 3, 5, and 6???
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Yes, that's correct. To find the distance for each time in the table, you can multiply the corresponding time by the constant of proportionality (45).
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Sure, to find the distance for each time in the table, you can multiply the corresponding time by the constant of proportionality (c=45), which is the unit rate of miles per hour. So the distance for each time is:

- At 2 hours: (2 hours) * (45 miles/hour) = 90 miles
- At 3 hours: (3 hours) * (45 miles/hour) = 135 miles
- At 5 hours: (5 hours) * (45 miles/hour) = 225 miles
- At 6 hours: (6 hours) * (45 miles/hour) = 270 miles

Therefore, the relationship between time and distance is given by the equation:

distance = 45*time or d = 45*t, where d is the distance (in miles) and t is the time (in hours).
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