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The number of questions Jennifer can answer on a worksheet is directly proportional to how many minutes she studied. If she studies t minutes she can answer d questions. How many questions can she answer, in terms of t and d, if she studied 10 minutes?

A10td
B10d/t
C10t/d
Dd/t

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Answer: B) \(=10\frac{d}{t}\)



Step-by-step explanation:

Given: The number of questions Jennifer can answer on a worksheet is directly proportional to how many minutes she studied.

If she studies t minutes (independent variable) she can answer d questions (dependent variable) then

\(d=kt\), where k= proportionality constant

Then,  \(k=\frac{d}{t}\)

If she studied 10 minutes, the number of question she answered=\(10k\)

If we put value of k in it, we get \(=10\frac{d}{t}\)