At a carnival game, it cost Nicole $20 to toss 70 rings. Fill out a table of equivalent ratios and plot the points on the coordinate axes provided.
Toss | Dollars
7 ?
? 10
70 20
We can start by finding the unit rate, which is the cost per ring:
20 รท 70 = 0.286
This means that each ring costs approximately 28.6 cents.
To fill out the table of equivalent ratios, we can use the unit rate to calculate the missing values:
Toss | Dollars
7 $2.00
14 $4.00
21 $6.00
28 $8.00
35 $10.00
42 $12.00
49 $14.00
56 $16.00
63 $18.00
70 $20.00
We can plot these points on the coordinate axes provided, with the number of tosses (x-axis) as the independent variable and the cost in dollars (y-axis) as the dependent variable. The points should form a straight line passing through the origin (0,0), since the cost is directly proportional to the number of tosses.
(Note: the axes are not drawn to scale.)
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To fill out a table of equivalent ratios, we need to find the missing values. In this case, we are given the ratio of "Toss" to "Dollars".
Let's start finding the missing values:
1) To find the cost for 7 tosses, we can set up a proportion using the given ratio:
tosses / dollars = 7 / 20
Set up cross-products: tosses * 20 = 7 * dollars
Divide both sides by 7: tosses * 20 / 7 = dollars
Calculate: 20/7 = 2.857
Therefore, for 7 tosses, the cost will be approximately $2.86.
2) To find the number of tosses for $10, we can set up another proportion:
tosses / dollars = 70 / 20
Set up cross-products: tosses * 20 = 70 * dollars
Divide both sides by 20: tosses * 20 / 20 = 70 * dollars / 20
Calculate: tosses = 70 * 1/20
Calculate: tosses = 70/20
Simplify: tosses = 3.5
Therefore, for $10, Nicole can toss approximately 3.5 rings.
Now let's fill out the table:
Toss | Dollars
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7 $2.86 (approximately)
3.5 $10
70 $20
Now, let's plot the points on the coordinate axes. On the x-axis (horizontal), we will represent the number of tosses, and on the y-axis (vertical), we will represent the cost in dollars.
The points to plot are:
(7, $2.86) - This should be plotted slightly below 3 on the y-axis.
(3.5, $10) - This should be plotted between 9 and 11 on the y-axis.
(70, $20) - This should be plotted around 20 on the y-axis.
Once you plot these points, you can connect them to visualize the relationship between tosses and dollars.