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Writing Equations from Unit Rate POSSIBL Nicole's candy show charges $6.50 for 2 pounds of candy. Which equation models the situation? Oy=2/6 Oy=0.325x Oy=3.25x ya3.5x
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Writing Equations from Unit Rate

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Nicole's candy show charges $6.50 for 2 pounds of candy. Which equation models the situation?
Oy=2/6
Oy=0.325x
Oy=3.25x
ya3.5x

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y=3.25x should be the most probable choice because 6.50 is the price of 2 pounds of candy and once it’s divided by 2 the equation will show how much the unit rate is or the price of each pound of candy.
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