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Math (Can Someone Please Help Me Work Through This)

ImagineDragons | 21:57 Sun 05th Nov 2017 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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For the table, identify the independent and
dependent variables, Represent the relationship
using words, an equation and a graph.

# of cases of | # of bottles
bottled | of water, b
water, c |

1 | 24
2 | 48
5 | 120
10 | 240
20 | 480

So in this case I think the independent variable would be C (the number of cases of bottled water) and the dependent variable would be B (the number of bottles of water), because the amount of bottles of water depends on how many cases there are.

And so every case has 24 bottles of water, so the equation somehow needs to connect the two... can someone please help explain to me how I would write the rest of the equation?

Quiz.four Legged Friends (Or Not) C/d 9.11.17

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"The number of bottles is directly proportional to the number of cases".

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