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The number of roses purchased is proportional to the total cost s as modeled in the graph shown. Four roses coat $5 as represented by point R. What is the cost of one rose?

The number of roses purchased is proportional to the total cost s as modeled in the graph shown. Four roses coat $5 as represented by point R. What is the cost of one rose?
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The number of roses purchased is proportional to the total cost s as modeled in the graph shown. Four roses coat $5 as represented by point R. What is the cost of one rose?

The number of roses purchased is proportional to the total cost s as modeled in the-example-1
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Answer:

the is 1.25

Explanation:

multiply 4 time 1.25 to check

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