Answer
Step-by-step explanation
The scenarios showing proportional relationships will have the same answers when we use the current rate to find the unit rate for both scenarios provided in each option.
Option A
Jen paid $35 for 1 (3/4) hours
$35 = 1.75 hours
Divide both sides by 1.75 to obtain the price per hour
(35/1.75) = (1.75/1.75)
$20 = 1 hour
Jamal paid $40 for 2 hours
$40 = 2 hours
Divide both sides by 2 to obtain the price per hour
(40/2) = (2/2)
$20 = 1 hour
Since both answers are the same, this scenario represents a proportional relationship.
Option B
Kai drove 260 miles in 4 hours
260 miles = 4 hours
Divide both sides by 4 to obtain the number of miles driven per hour
(260/4) = (4/4)
65 miles = 1 hour
The next day, he drove 533 miles in 8.2 hours
533 miles = 8.2 hours
Divide both sides by 8.2 to obtain the number of miles driven per hour
(533/8.2) = (8.2/8.2)
65 miles = 1 hour
Since both answers are the same, this scenario represents a proportional relationship.
Option C