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Mr. Morales makes a table of the number of chaperones needed for different numbers of students attending a field trip. The ratio of parent chaperones to students is a constant p…

Mr. Morales makes a table of the number of chaperones needed for different numbers of students attending a field trip. The ratio of parent chaperones to students is a constant p…
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Mr. Morales makes a table of the number of chaperones needed for different numbers of students attending a field trip. The ratio of parent chaperones to students is a constant proportion.

What is the missing number in Mr. Morales’s table?

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48

Explanation:

because its multiplying by 8 so 6x8= 48

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