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The Table Shows The Number Of Rows Of Bricks A Worker Can Lay In Different Numbers Of Hours Number Of Hours. 4 6 8 10 Number Of Rows 12 18 24 30 How Many Bricks Can The Worker Lay Each Hour? A 2 B 3 C
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The Table Shows The Number Of Rows Of Bricks A Worker Can Lay In Different Numbers Of Hours

Number Of Hours.
4
6
8
10

Number Of Rows
12
18
24
30


How Many Bricks Can The Worker Lay Each Hour?

A 2
B 3
C 6
D 9
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The answer is 3. If you set it up in a T table and label x as the number of hours and y as the number of rows. Then use rise over run (y over x) the fractions simplify to 3 over 1.
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