Part A: A group of students are going on an overnight camping trip. One tent holds 7 students, and 4 tents hold 28 students. Determine how many students fit in six, nine, and ten tents.

Part B:
Create a table of values to represent the relationship between the number of tents and the number of students.

Part C:
Write the equation to represent the relationship between the number of tents and the number of students.

Part A:

Six Tents Holds 42 People

Nine Tents Holds 63 People

10 Tents Holds 70 People

Part B:

Number of tents|||Number of people

1                          |||7

6                         |||42

9                         |||63

10                        |||70

Part C:

Tents=x

1x=7 people

Part A:

6 tents: 42 people

9 tents: 63 people

10 tents: 70 people

Part B:

1 tent: 7 people

2 tents: 14 people

3 tents: 21 people

4 tents: 28 people

5 tents: 35 people

6 tents: 42 people

7 tents: 49 people

8 tents: 56 people

9 tents: 63 people

10 tents: 70 people

Part C:

1 tent = 7 people

So, each extra tent after 1 is gonna add 7.

Example:

1 tent = 7 people

2 tents = 14 people

3 tents = 21 people

4 tents = 28 people and so on.

Step-by-step explanation: