At a local market, the cost of apples is directly proportional to the weight of the apples. Carlos bought 10 pounds of apples for a cost of $15. Which graph shows the relationship between the weight of the apples, in pounds, and the cost of the apples, in dollars?

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Mario Walker

9 August, 10:19

At a local market, the cost of apples is directly proportional to the weight of the apples. Carlos bought 10 pounds of apples for a cost of $15. Which graph shows the relationship between the weight of the apples, in pounds, and the cost of the apples, in dollars?

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Ellison · Answer 1

At a local market, the cost of apples is directly proportional to the weight of the apples. Carlos bought 10 pounds of apples for a cost of $15. Which graph shows the relationship between the weight of the apples, in pounds, and the cost of the apples, in dollars?

C = 1.5W

Taylor Sparks · Answer 2

C = 1.5W

Step-by-step explanation:

Weight: W

Cost: C

C = kW

15 = k (10)

k = 1.5

C = 1.5W