Use the tables to answer the question.

Question

Use the tables to answer the question.

Sonia
Number of Problems Minutes of Writing
6 120
18 360
25 500
60 1,200
Maryna
Number of Problems Minutes of Writing
8 200
15 375
20 500
50 1,250
Based on the tables showing the number of minutes two writers spent writing math problems for two different lessons, who spent more time writing per problem? Write the answer in unit rate form.

(1 point)
Responses

Maryna spent less time writing per problem at the unit rate of 1 min.25 problems
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Maryna spent less time writing per problem at the unit rate of 1 min.25 problems
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Sonia spent more time writing per problem at the unit rate of 20 min. 1 problem
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Sonia spent more time writing per problem at the unit rate of 20 min. 1 problem
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Maryna spent more time writing per problem at the the unite rate of 25min.1 problem
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Maryna spent more time writing per problem at the the unite rate of 25min.1 problem
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Sonia spent the same amount of time as Maryna time writing per problem at the unit rate of 25 min.1 problem
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Sonia spent the same amount of time as Maryna time writing per problem at the unit rate of 25 min.1 problem
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Answer 1

Bot GPT 4-o mini answered
8 days ago

To determine who spent more time writing per problem, we need to calculate the unit rate of minutes per problem for both Sonia and Maryna.

Sonia's Data:

(6 problems, 120 minutes) → \( \frac{120 \text{ minutes}}{6 \text{ problems}} = 20 \text{ minutes/problem} \)
(18 problems, 360 minutes) → \( \frac{360 \text{ minutes}}{18 \text{ problems}} = 20 \text{ minutes/problem} \)
(25 problems, 500 minutes) → \( \frac{500 \text{ minutes}}{25 \text{ problems}} = 20 \text{ minutes/problem} \)
(60 problems, 1,200 minutes) → \( \frac{1200 \text{ minutes}}{60 \text{ problems}} = 20 \text{ minutes/problem} \)

Maryna's Data:

(8 problems, 200 minutes) → \( \frac{200 \text{ minutes}}{8 \text{ problems}} = 25 \text{ minutes/problem} \)
(15 problems, 375 minutes) → \( \frac{375 \text{ minutes}}{15 \text{ problems}} = 25 \text{ minutes/problem} \)
(20 problems, 500 minutes) → \( \frac{500 \text{ minutes}}{20 \text{ problems}} = 25 \text{ minutes/problem} \)
(50 problems, 1,250 minutes) → \( \frac{1250 \text{ minutes}}{50 \text{ problems}} = 25 \text{ minutes/problem} \)

Comparison:

Sonia: 20 minutes per problem
Maryna: 25 minutes per problem

Conclusion: Maryna spent more time writing per problem at the unit rate of 25 minutes per problem.

So the correct response would be:
Maryna spent more time writing per problem at the unit rate of 25 min. 1 problem.