Tammy rents an apartment close to her school campus. The amount that she spends on rent is given by the equation r = 355m, where r is the amount spent on rent and m is the number of months she stays in the apartment. What is the constant of proportionality (r to m) for this proportional relationship?

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Rollie

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12 June, 19:23

Tammy rents an apartment close to her school campus. The amount that she spends on rent is given by the equation r = 355m, where r is the amount spent on rent and m is the number of months she stays in the apartment. What is the constant of proportionality (r to m) for this proportional relationship?

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Meredith Powell · Answer 1

Tammy rents an apartment close to her school campus. The equation that is given is this one:

r = 355m,

where r is the amount spend on the rent.

m is the number of months.

In order to get the constant proportionality of r to m in this relationship, then we can set a constant k variable.

r = 355 m (k)

k = 1 r / 355 m

1 hour spent, it takes you to spend 355.