I'm in 12th grade. But I find this 6th grade problem a bit CHALLENGING.
X: 4 12 Blank Blank
Y: 6 18 Blank 60
Someone please solve this. Like.. WHAT. (Solve the blanks)
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can uhh someone please help?
Look at the first two terms.
x increases by 8, and y increases by 12.
So, clearly the rule is y=(3/2)x + ...
Since (3/2)*4=6, and y=6, our rule must be just the above:
y = 3/2 x
So, when y=60, x=40
Fill in the blank with any convenient values:
20, 30
comes to mind.
x increases by 8, and y increases by 12.
So, clearly the rule is y=(3/2)x + ...
Since (3/2)*4=6, and y=6, our rule must be just the above:
y = 3/2 x
So, when y=60, x=40
Fill in the blank with any convenient values:
20, 30
comes to mind.
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