The table shows the grade, g, on a test when the number of problems, n, are correct. Write an equation to model the situation. n 10 18 21 g 40 72 84(1 point) Responses n = 4g n = 4g g = 4n g = 4n g = n + 30 g = n + 30 n = g - 30

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The correct equation to model the situation is g = 4n.
The equation y=6x+6 describes the relationship between quantities x and y. Are the quantities in a proportional relationship?(1 point) Responses Yes, because the graph of the equation is a straight line. Yes, because the graph of the equation is a straight line. Yes, because the graph of the equation passes through the origin. Yes, because the graph of the equation passes through the origin. No, because the graph of the equation is not a straight line. No, because the graph of the equation is not a straight line. No, because the graph of the equation does not pass through the origin.
No, because the graph of the equation is not a straight line.
In a second grade classroom, a student earns 25 stars for 5 compliments for good behavior. The teacher tracks the number of stars (y, vertical axis) and compliments (x, horizontal axis) on a graph. Which statements are correct? Choose more than 1 answer.(1 point) Responses Point (20, 100) represents earning 20 compliments. Point (20, 100) represents earning 20 compliments. Point (100, 20) represents earning 20 compliments. Point (100, 20) represents earning 20 compliments. Point (5, 1) represents the unit rate. Point (5, 1) represents the unit rate. Point (1, 5) represents the unit rate. Point (1, 5) represents the unit rate. Point (0, 50) represents the unit rate.
The correct statements are:
1) Point (20, 100) represents earning 20 compliments.
2) Point (5, 1) represents the unit rate.
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