PSSA Grade 7 Math - Topic: Ratios and Proportional Relationships
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Grade 7
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- Q4The table below shows the relationship between the number of water bottles at a park that are thrown away and the number of water bottles at the park that are recycled for each of five months. Which statement correctly describes the relationship between the number of water bottles that are thrown away and the number of water bottles that are recycled at the park each month?The relationship is not proportional. The difference between the number of bottles that are thrown away and the number of bottles that are recycled is not the same for each month.The relationship is proportional. For every 3 bottles that are thrown away each month, 10 bottles are recycled.The relationship is proportional. For every 10 bottles that are thrown away each month, 3 bottles are recycled.The relationship is not proportional. The number of water bottles that are thrown away increases more from month to month than the number of water bottles that are recycled.60sM07.A-R.1.1.3
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