In a salsa recipe, the number of tomatoes added is proportional to the amount of salt added. This graph shows the relationship. What is the unit rate for the number of tomatoes to the tsp of salt?

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In a salsa recipe, the number of tomatoes added is proportional to the amount of salt added. This graph shows the relationship.

What is the unit rate for the number of tomatoes to the tsp of salt?

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well it looks like for every 5 salt there are 15 tomatoes so that is what im guessing

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