Find Unit Rate on a Graph

The video tutorial explains how to find the unit rate using a graph. It begins with a math question involving the cost of footballs and guides viewers to pause the video to solve it. The solution is then explained by analyzing the graph, determining the cost of four footballs, and calculating the unit rate per football. The tutorial concludes by verifying the solution's accuracy.

What is the relationship shown in the graph discussed in the video?

• The relationship between the cost of footballs and the number of players.

• The relationship between the number of teams and the total cost in dollars.

• The relationship between the number of footballs and the number of teams.

• The relationship between the number of footballs and the total cost in dollars.

How do you find the cost of four footballs using the graph?

• By multiplying the number of footballs by 10.

• By checking the intersection of the X-axis at 4 and the corresponding Y-axis value.

• By looking at the Y-axis directly.

• By adding the cost of one football four times.

What is the cost of four footballs according to the graph?

• $36

• $32

• $24

• $28

How is the unit rate per football determined from the graph?

• By subtracting the cost of one football from the total cost.

• By finding the cost of one football directly from the graph.

• By looking at the cost of two footballs and dividing by two.

• By dividing the total cost by the number of footballs.

What is the unit rate per football as found in the video?

• $6

• $7

• $8

• $9