Mathematics, 17.11.2020 23:10 ari8361

At the local bakery, Ariel bought 2 oatmeal cookies for $1.50. Mei bought 12 dozen oatmeal cookies for $4.50. Becky bought 8 oatmeal cookies for $6.00.

Part A
Which graph represents the situation?
A graph showing cost in dollars on the y axis and number of cookies on the x axis. A line begins at the origin and passes through the points 1 point 5 comma 1 point 7 5, 5 comma 6, and 6 comma 7 point 5 0.
A graph showing cost in dollars on the y axis and number of cookies on the x axis. A line begins at the origin and passes through the points 1 comma 1 point 6, 3 comma 5 point 2 5, and 4 comma 7 point 5 0.
A graph showing cost in dollars on the y axis and number of cookies on the x axis. A line begins at the origin and passes through the points 2 comma 1 point 5, 6 comma 4 point 5, and 8 comma 6.
A graph showing cost in dollars on the y axis and number of cookies on the x axis. A line begins at the origin and passes through the points 2 comma 0 point 7 5, 6 comma 2 point 2 5, and 8 comma 3.
Part B
Look at the graph you chose in Part A. Do the number of cookies and the cost have a proportional relationship?
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Part C
What does the point (1, 0.75) represent in this situation? What does the point (0, 0) represent?

1 cookie costs $0.75; no cookies cost $0

1 cookie costs $7.50; no cookies cost $0

0.75 dozen cookies cost $1; 0 dozen cookies cost $0

1 dozen cookies cost $0.75; 0 dozen cookies cost $0

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