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The cost, SC, of transporting goods is directly proportional to the distance covered, d km.
The cost of transporting goods over a distance of 60 km is $100.
(1) Find an equation connecting and d.
(ii) Find the cost of transporting goods over a distance of 45 km.
(iii
) If the cost of transporting goods is $120, calculate the distance covered.
(iv) Draw the graph of C against d.​

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Answered by sushant8a
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(i) \frac{60}{100}  =  \frac{distance}{price}

(ii) this \: is \:  a \: case \: of \: direct \: proportion \:  \\

 \frac{60}{100}  =  \frac{45}{x}

60x = 4500

x =  \frac{4500}{60}

 \:  \:  \:  \:  = 75

(iii)this \: is \: a \:  case \: of \: direct \: proportion

 \frac{60}{100}  =  \frac{x}{120}

7200 = 100x

 \frac{7200}{100}  = x

72 = x

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