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The following table is proportional. What is price of one foot of rope?
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The following table is proportional. What is price of one foot of rope?

The following table is proportional. What is price of one foot of rope?-example-1
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62.50,

6 divided by 7.50 is 1.25 so 50 times 1.25 is 62.50
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62.50, because 6 divided by 7.50 is 1.25 then multiply 1.25 by 50 and you get 62.50
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