The manager of a food court estimates that he needs 7 pretzels for every 20 people who attend a hockey game. What constant of proportionality relates the number of pretzels to people?

a) 0.35

b) 2.86

c) 35

d) 140

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Gabriela

Mathematics

21 March, 00:59

The manager of a food court estimates that he needs 7 pretzels for every 20 people who attend a hockey game. What constant of proportionality relates the number of pretzels to people?

a) 0.35

b) 2.86

c) 35

d) 140

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Kaylee Meza · Answer 1

Option: a is correct.

a) 0.35

Step-by-step explanation:

it is given that:

The manager of a food court estimates that he needs 7 pretzels for every 20 people who attend a hockey game.

it means that 20 people require 7 pretzels.

i. e. 20 people = 7 pretzel.

this means 1 person require = 7/20 pretzel=0.35 pretzel.

Hence, the constant of proportionality relates the number of pretzels to people is:

0.35.

Hence, option a is correct.

a) 0.35

The manager of a food court estimates that he needs 7 pretzels for every 20 people who attend a hockey game. What constant of proportionality relates the number of pretzels to people?a) 0.35b) 2.86c) 35d) 140

The manager of a food court estimates that he needs 7 pretzels for every 20 people who attend a hockey game. What constant of proportionality relates the number of pretzels to people?

a) 0.35

b) 2.86

c) 35

d) 140