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Create an equation that models the table below. Use the variables in the table for your equation. Write your equation with 'S' isolated.

Create an equation that models the table below. Use the variables in the table for-example-1
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The table show piszzas (P) on the left column and the slices of Pepperonin (S) on the right column.

To determine the equation models first check the ratio S/P to determine whether they are proportinal or not.


\begin{gathered} (36)/(3)=12 \\ (96)/(8)=12 \\ (228)/(19)=12 \end{gathered}

Now as the ratios are constant it mean the variation is linear and the relationship is proportional.

Thus the model equation can be determine as,


\begin{gathered} (S)/(P)=12 \\ S=12P \end{gathered}

Thus, the above equation gives the required model equation.

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