Kaleigh binge-watched her favorite 30-minute episodes. Which representation does NOT show the amount of time Kaleigh spent watching TV at this rate?
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A
Time Spent Watching TV
Time (minutes)
Number of Episodes Time Spent Watching TV Time (minutes) Image with alt text: Number of Episodes
B
Time Spent Watching TV
Episodes, x Time (minutes), y
2 60
4 120
6 180
8 240Time Spent Watching TV Episodes, x Time (minutes), y 2 60 4 120 6 180 8 240
C Kaleigh spent 180 minutes watching 4 episodes.Kaleigh spent 180 minutes watching 4 episodes.
D y = 30x, where x represents the number of episodes watched and y represents the amount of time in minutes.y = 30 x , where x represents the number of episodes watched and y represents the amount of time in minutes.
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The representation that does NOT show the amount of time Kaleigh spent watching TV at this rate is A, "Time Spent Watching TV
Time (minutes)
Number of Episodes". This representation does not provide any specific information about the amount of time spent watching TV for a given number of episodes.
The representation that does NOT show the amount of time Kaleigh spent watching TV at this rate is option C - "Kaleigh spent 180 minutes watching 4 episodes." This is because it only gives the total time and number of episodes, but it doesn't show the relationship between the number of episodes and the time spent watching TV.
The representation that does NOT show the amount of time Kaleigh spent watching TV at this rate is option D, which states "y = 30x, where x represents the number of episodes watched and y represents the amount of time in minutes."
This representation does not accurately represent the time spent watching TV because it assumes that each episode is 30 minutes long. However, the question specifically states that Kaleigh binge-watched her favorite 30-minute episodes. This means that each episode is 30 minutes long, so the representation should reflect this by showing the time in minutes corresponding to the number of episodes watched.