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.

Todd jarred 21 litres of jam after 3 days. How much jam did Todd jar if he spent 5 days making jam? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

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.

Devon jarred 20 litres of jam after 4 days. How many days does Devon need to spend making jam if she wants to jar 40 litres of jam in all? Assume the relationship is directly proportional.

Jill was given a large jar of jam. She gave one sixth of the jam to Jan. Jill then gave one thirteenth of the remaining jam to Jas. Jill was left with 1 kg of jam.What was the weight, in kg, of the jam in Jill’s jar at the start?

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?