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Three different sizes of sports-drinks mix are shown with their prices. Can the relationship between price and volume (in grams) be described by a constant rate? Explain ​

Three different sizes of sports-drinks mix are shown with their prices. Can the relationship between price and volume (in grams) be described by a constant rate? Explain ​
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Three different sizes of sports-drinks mix are shown with their prices. Can the relationship between price and volume (in grams) be described by a constant rate? Explain ​

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No; the unit rate of price ($) per volume (g) is not equal for all the sizes.

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