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Sagot :
We have the following:
We calculate the number of inches per month as follows:
[tex]\frac{17in}{5m}=3.4\frac{in}{m}[/tex]therefore:
[tex]\begin{gathered} 1month\cdot3.4\frac{in}{m}=3.4in \\ 2month\cdot3.4\frac{in}{m}=6.8in \\ 3month\cdot3.4\frac{in}{m}=10.2in \\ 4month\cdot3.4\frac{in}{m}=13.6in \\ 5month\cdot3.4\frac{in}{m}=17in \\ 6month\cdot3.4\frac{in}{m}=20.4in \end{gathered}[/tex]The table is:
Month Growth (inches)
1 3.4
2 6.8
3 10.2
4 13.6
5 17
6 20.4
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