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10. manufacturing a machinist can produce 114 parts in 6 minutes. at th…

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  1. manufacturing a machinist can produce 114 parts in 6 minutes. at this rate, how many parts can the machinist produce in 15 minutes?
  2. recipes a recipe that makes 8 jumbo blueberry muffins calls for 1 1/2 teaspoons of baking powder. how much baking powder is needed to make 3 dozen jumbo muffins?

estimate the unit rate for each item. justify your answers.

  1. $299 for 4 tires
  2. 3 yards of fabric for $13.47
  3. utilities use the table that shows the average monthly electricity and water usage.

a. which family uses about twice the amount of electricity per person than the other two families? explain your reasoning.
b. which family uses the least amount of water per person? explain your reasoning.

family namefamily sizeelectricity (kilowatt - hours)water (gal)
barton62,1306,400
stiles21,4902,500

Explanation:

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Step1: Find the production rate per minute

The machinist produces 114 parts in 6 minutes. The rate $r$ (parts per minute) is found by dividing the number of parts by the number of minutes. So $r=\frac{114}{6}=19$ parts per minute.

Step2: Calculate parts produced in 15 minutes

To find the number of parts $n$ produced in 15 minutes, we multiply the rate $r$ by the time $t = 15$ minutes. So $n=r\times t=19\times15 = 285$ parts.

Step1: Convert 3 dozen to number of muffins

Since 1 dozen is 12, 3 dozen is $3\times12 = 36$ muffins.

Step2: Find the amount of baking - powder per muffin

The recipe for 8 muffins calls for $1\frac{1}{2}=\frac{3}{2}$ teaspoons of baking powder. The amount of baking powder per muffin $b$ is $b=\frac{\frac{3}{2}}{8}=\frac{3}{2}\times\frac{1}{8}=\frac{3}{16}$ teaspoons per muffin.

Step3: Calculate baking - powder for 36 muffins

The amount of baking powder $B$ needed for 36 muffins is $B = b\times36=\frac{3}{16}\times36=\frac{3\times36}{16}=\frac{108}{16}=\frac{27}{4} = 6.75$ teaspoons.

Step1: Calculate the unit rate

To find the unit rate (cost per tire), divide the total cost by the number of tires. The unit rate $u$ for 4 tires costing $299$ is $u=\frac{299}{4}=74.75$ dollars per tire.

Answer:

285

11.