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A bakery can make 42 cheesecakes for every 6 blocks of cream cheese. Which table represents the relationship between the number of cheesecakes the bakery makes and the number of blocks of cream cheese the bakery uses?ACheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)11 7722 141433 2121BCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)66 111212 221818 33CCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)11 6622 121233 1818DCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)77 111414 222121 33

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A bakery can make 42 cheesecakes for every 6 blocks of cream cheese. Which table represents the relationship between the number of cheesecakes the bakery makes and the number of blocks of cream cheese the bakery uses?ACheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)11 7722 141433 2121BCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)66 111212 221818 33CCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)11 6622 121233 1818DCheesecakesCheesecakes Cream Cheese, . , left parenthesis blocks right parenthesisCream Cheese(blocks)77 111414 222121 33

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The bakery can make 42 cheesecakes for every 6 blocks of cream cheese. This means that for each block of cream cheese, the bakery can make 42/6 = 7 cheesecakes.

So, we need to find a table where the number of cheesecakes is 7 times the number of blocks of cream cheese.

Let's look at each table:

A) This table does not represent the relationship correctly. For example, for 1 block of cream cheese, it shows 7 cheesecakes, which is correct. But for 2 blocks of cream cheese, it shows 14 cheesecakes, which is not correct (it should be 2*7 = 14).

B) This table does not represent the relationship correctly. For example, for 6 blocks of cream cheese, it shows 11 cheesecakes, which is not correct (it should be 6*7 = 42).

C) This table does not represent the relationship correctly. For example, for 1 block of cream cheese, it shows 6 cheesecakes, which is not correct (it should be 1*7 = 7).

D) This table represents the relationship correctly. For each block of cream cheese, it shows 7 cheesecakes. For example, for 7 blocks of cream cheese, it shows 49 cheesecakes (77 = 49), and for 14 blocks of cream cheese, it shows 98 cheesecakes (147 = 98).

So, the correct answer is D.

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