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examine the algebraic expression below.

1/3 r + 2

which scenario could this expression represent?
jacob’s rate is 3 times marc’s rate plus 2.
jacob’s rate is two more than 3 times marc’s rate.
jacob’s rate is two more than one-third marc’s rate.
jacob’s rate is two less than one-third marc’s rate.

The answer to your question is: third option is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct answer is: Jacob's rate is two more than one-third Marc's rate.

First option is:  3r + 2

Second option is: 2 + 3r

Fourth option: 1/3 r - 2

Jacob's rate is two more than one-third of Marc's rate.  

Step-by-step explanation:

Let's rewrite the expression as  

y = 2 + ⅓r  

Now convert it to a word expression

y  =   2           +                ⅓         r  

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y is two (more than) (one-third) r.

Replace y with "Jacob's rate" and r with "Marc's rate", and the expression becomes

Jacob's rate is two more than one-third Marc's rate.

the answer to this question is yes