8.A factory ships sunglasses in boxes that each have the same number of sunglasses. The table shows the data for 4 shipments.Number ofNumber ofВохesSunglasses2503751257175Which rate represents the relationship in the table?A. 225 sunglasses per 8 boxesВ.100 sunglasses per 4 boxesС.5 sunglasses per 125 boxesD.4 sunglasses per 100 boxes

It is given that a factor ships sunglasses in boxes that each have the same number of sunglasses.

A factory ships sunglasses in boxes that each have the same number of sunglasses. The table shows the data for 4 shipments. Number of Number of Вохes Sunglasses 2 50 75 125 175 Which rate represents the relationship in the table? A. 225 sunglasses per 8 boxes В. 100 sunglasses per 4 boxes С. 5 sunglasses per 125 boxes D. 4 sunglasses per 100 boxes

A factory ships sunglasses in boxes that each have the same number of sunglasses. The table shows the data for 4 shipments. Number of Number of Вохes Sunglasses 2 50 75 125 175 Which rate represents the relationship in the table? A. 225 sunglasses per 8 boxes В. 100 sunglasses per 4 boxes С. 5 sunglasses per 125 boxes D. 4 sunglasses per 100 boxes

Glencoe Algebra 1, Student Edition, 9780079039897, 0079039898, 2018

18th Edition

ISBN:9780079039897

Author:Carter

Publisher:Carter

Chapter10: Statistics

Section10.6: Summarizing Categorical Data

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