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Relationship B has a greater rate than Relationship A. The graph represents Relationship A.

Which table could represent Relationship B?



A.
Time (weeks) -2- -5- -6- -9-
Plant growth (in.) -1.2- -3   -3.6-   -5.4-


B.
Time (weeks) -2- -5- -6- -9-
Plant growth (in.) -1.4-  -3.5-  -4.2-  -6.3-


C.
Time (weeks) -2- -5- -6- -9-
Plant growth (in.) -1.6-  -4-  -4.8-  -7.2-


D.
Time (weeks) -3- -4- -6- -9-
Plant growth (in.) -1.5- -2- -3- -4.5-

Relationship B Has A Greater Rate Than Relationship A The Graph Represents Relationship A Which Table Could Represent Relationship B A Time Weeks 2 5 6 9 Plant class=

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The rate would be the gradient, defined by dy/dx.
For graph A this would be (6-3)/(8-4)= 3/4.
So any table showing a gradient of over 3/4 would have a faster rate.
Table A: (3-1.2)/(5-2)= 1.8/3= 0.6, less than 0.75
Table B: (3.5-1.4)/(5-2)= 2.1/3= 0.7, still less than 0.75
Table C: (4-1.6)/(5-2)= 2.4/3= 0.8.
This is a higher gradient than 0.75 in graph A. therefore table C shows a faster rate.

The table that could represent Relationship B to have a greater rate than Relationship A is;

Table C

To find the rates of the various tables, we will use the formula;

Rate = Δy/Δx

Using the coordinates on the graph (4, 3) and (8, 6), we have;

Rate = (6 - 3)/(8 - 4)

Rate = 3/4

Rate = 0.75

For Table A;

From the graph, we can see the y-axis represents plant growth while the x-axis represents time.

Thus, using the coordinates (2, 1.2) and (5, 3), we have;

Rate = (3 - 1.2))/(5 - 2)

Rate = 0.6

For Table B;

Using the coordinates (2, 1.4) and (5, 3.5)

Rate = (3.5 - 1.4)/(5 - 2)

Rate = 0.7

For Table C;

Using the coordinates (2, 1.6) and (5, 4) gives;

Rate = (4 - 1.6)/(5 - 2)

Rate = 0.8

For Table D;

Using the coordinates (3, 1.5) and (4, 2) we have;

Rate = (2 - 1.5)/(4 - 3)

Rate = 0.5

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