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Mr. Jensen makes salt dough using 1 cup of salt for every 3 cups of dough. Which graph represents the amount of salt in his dough?
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Mr. Jensen makes salt dough using 1 cup of salt for every 3 cups of dough. Which graph represents the amount of salt in his dough?

Mr. Jensen makes salt dough using 1 cup of salt for every 3 cups of dough. Which graph-example-1
Mr. Jensen makes salt dough using 1 cup of salt for every 3 cups of dough. Which graph-example-1
Mr. Jensen makes salt dough using 1 cup of salt for every 3 cups of dough. Which graph-example-2
Mr. Jensen makes salt dough using 1 cup of salt for every 3 cups of dough. Which graph-example-3
Mr. Jensen makes salt dough using 1 cup of salt for every 3 cups of dough. Which graph-example-4
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It is the first graph.

Explanation: The first time the line crosses over a point it is on 9 and 3. The 9 is for cups of dough and the 3 is for cups of salt. So for every 3 cups of dough there is one cups of salt. (Divide both 3 and 9 by 3 to get another answer if you need.) HOPE THIS HELPS! :D
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The third graph

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