The number of roses purchased in a proportional to the total cost of modeled in the graph shown. Four roses cost five dollars as represented by point R. what is the cost of one rose?

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The number of roses purchased in a proportional to the total cost of modeled in the graph shown. Four roses cost five dollars as represented by point R. what is the cost of one rose?

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Since we see that the behavior is linear, we will get that the cost of 1 rose will be:

$c=(1\cdot5)/(4)\Rightarrow c=1.25$

One rose will cost $1.25.

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