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The Milton Bakery can produce 6 dozen chocolate chip cookies in 1 hour. Fordyce Bakery can produce chocolate chip cookies at a rate represented by the following equation: y = 5x, where y is the number of cookies and x is the number of hours. Pensacola Bakery can produce chocolate chip cookies at a rate represented by the following table.
x y
2 6
3 9
4 1
Identify and list the rate at which each bakery can produce chocolate chip cookies per hour.
Which bakery can produce the most cookies per hour?
After 3 hours, how many more cookies can the Fordyce Bakery produce than the Pensacola Bakery?
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