This equation shows how the amount of jam Wayne has jarred is related to the number of days he has spent making jam.j = 6d + 6The variable d represents the number of days spent making jam, and the variable j represents the amount of jam jarred. How much jam did Wayne jar if he spent 8 days making jam?

This equation shows how the distance Jayla has cycled depends on the number of trips she has taken to work.d = t + 12The variable t represents the number of trips she has made, and the variable d represents the total distance cycled in kilometers. After 5 trips to work, how many kilometers will Jayla have cycled in total? kilometers

This equation shows how the total number of hair bands Victoria owns is related to the amount of money she spends on additional hair bands.h = 7dThe variable d represents the amount of money she spends on additional hair bands, and the variable h represents the total number of hair bands she owns. How much money does Victoria need to spend on new hair bands in order to own a total of 98 hair bands?

Paula jarred 6.6 litres of jam after 6 days. How much jam did Paula jar if she spent 9 days making jam? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

Shane listens to 11 minutes of an audiobook every day during his commute to work.Let d represent the number of days commuting to work and m represent the total number of minutes Shane listens to the audiobook while commuting.Use the equation m=11d to find the value of m when d=1.m=

Nellie jarred 2.93 litres of jam after 2 days. How much jam did Nellie jar if she spent 10 days making jam? Solve using unit rates.