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istance (miles)  \n5)  \nPieces of Candy  \n6)  \nGlasses of Lemonade  \nDetermine what the value of A means in each problem.  \n1) 2)  \nA (1 , 1)  \nPieces of Chicken  \nEvery piece of chicken costs $1.  \nA (1 , 163)  \nMinutes  \nEvery minute 163 pages are printed.  \nPrice  \nPages Printed  \n3)  \nLawns Mowed  \nFor every lawn mowed $26 are earned.  \n4)  \nD istance (miles)  \nEvery hour 51 miles are travelled.  \n5)  \nBoxes of Candy  \nEvery box of candy has 38 pieces of candy.  \n6)  \nGlasses of Lemonade  \nEvery glass of lemonade requires 18 lemons.  \nDetermine what the value of A means in each problem.  \n1)  \n2)  \nPrice  \nPages Printed  \n3)  \nMoney Earned  \n4)  \nD istance (miles)","cbCaimOC10vm9Ki7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimOC10vm9Ki7","pdf",43304,"English","# Understanding Proportionality through Coordinates\n## Practice Problems: Interpreting the Value of A","[{\"question\":\"What does the coordinate (1, A) represent in the context of these 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