Rate tables Regular

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What is a rate table?

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A rate table is a chart that shows the relationship between two quantities, typically illustrating how one quantity changes in relation to another.

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How do you calculate the cost of multiple items using a rate table?

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To calculate the cost of multiple items, multiply the number of items by the cost per item as indicated in the rate table.

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If Kaleigh buys 7 apps at a rate of $3 per app, how do you find the total cost?

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Multiply the number of apps (7) by the cost per app ($3): 7 x 3 = $21.

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What does the variable 'A' represent in a rate table?

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The variable 'A' typically represents a specific quantity or value that is defined within the context of the rate table.

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How can you determine the missing values in a rate table?

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You can determine missing values by using the known relationships in the table, often through multiplication or division.

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If there are 42 daisies and the rate is 7 daisies for every 5 sunflowers, how many sunflowers are there?

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Using the ratio, if 7 daisies correspond to 5 sunflowers, then 42 daisies correspond to 30 sunflowers.

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What is the significance of the variable 'B' in a rate table?

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The variable 'B' represents another specific quantity or value that is defined within the context of the rate table.

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How do you fill in missing numbers in a rate table?

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To fill in missing numbers, use the known ratios or relationships between the quantities in the table.

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What is the relationship between daisies and sunflowers in a rate table?

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The relationship is often defined by a specific ratio that indicates how many of one type correspond to a certain number of the other.

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What is the formula to find the total cost from a rate table?

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Total Cost = Number of Items x Cost per Item.