Proportionality Math Example 3
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Example 3
easyIf apples cost \3.6020$ apples cost?
Solution
- 1 Unit price: \3.60 \div 12 = \ per apple.
- 2 Cost for apples: 20 \times \0.30 = \.
Answer
apples cost \6.00$.
Cost and quantity are directly proportional (constant unit price). Finding the unit rate first and then multiplying is the most transparent method, though a proportion equation gives the same answer.
About Proportionality
A relationship where two quantities maintain a constant ratio: doubling one always doubles the other, giving .
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