At a gourmet coffee shop. 3 pounds of dark-roast coffee beans cost $56 and 7 pounds of the same coffee cost $112. On the grid below, graph a line that shows how the cost of these coffee beans varies proportionally with the number of pounds purchased. Use your graph to identify the unit rate for these coffee beans.
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In the question, it says that this is a proportional relationship.

A proportional relationship is something like:

y = k*x

So when we have x = 0, we also need to have y = 0.

For the case in the question, this does not happen, so i guess that the actual question is:

"At a gourmet coffee shop. 3.5 pounds of dark-roast coffee beans cost $56 and 7 pounds of the same coffee cost $112."

We can define:

x = amount of coffee

y = price of that coffee

Now we have two pairs:

$56 to get 3.5lb

$112 to get 7lb

Then we have two points:

(3.5lb, $56)

(7lb, $112)

We can draw these two points and then connect them with a line, this line will represent the proportional relationship.

Now we need to look at the value 1 in the x-axis, then draw a vertical line

At the point where this vertical line intersects the graph, we draw a horizontal line, and the value of y is the value at which this horizontal line intersects the y-axis.

(you can see a rough sketch of this in the image below)

The solution is 1lb of coffee costs $16.

cosine

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