Crystal reads 25 pages in 1/2 hour. Write an equation to represent the relationship between the number of pages Crystal reads and how much time she spends reading. Let p=pages and t=number of pages.

p=50t

Step-by-step explanation:

The more pages Crystal has to read, the more time she spends reading.

Let p=number of pages read

t=time spent reading the number of pages

As t increases, p increases.

This is a direct proportion and we can write it as:

Substitution of k into p=tk gives:

p=50t

Therefore, an equation representing the relationship between the number of pages Crystal reads and how much time she spends reading is:

p=50t

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