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The amount of Salt, in grams, in a solution is proportional to the volume , in liters, of the solution as shown on the graph. What is the unit rate in grams per liter?
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The amount of Salt, in grams, in a solution is proportional to the volume , in liters, of the solution as shown on the graph.

What is the unit rate in grams per liter?

The amount of Salt, in grams, in a solution is proportional to the volume , in liters-example-1
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2.5 per little I think
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2 grams per liter

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