There are the following conclusions:
Not true
- The pumpkin grew to a weight of 3 ounces in 18 weeks.
- The quotient 3 / 18 equals the growth rate of the pumpkin in ounces per week.
Cannot be determined
- Each crate can hold 18 pumpkins.
True
- In 3 weeks, the pumpkin grew to a weight of 18 ounces.
- The pumpkin grew at a rate of 6 ounces per one week.
<h3>How to interpret graphs of proportional relationships</h3>
The graph shows the graph of proportional relationship, in which the weight of a pumpkin, in ounces, is directly proportional to time, in weeks. Then:
y ∝ x
y = k · x
Where k is the constant of proportionality, in ounces per week.
The point (x, y) = (3, 18) indicates that a pumpkin reaches a weight of 18 ounces after 3 weeks and the constant of proportionality is equal 6 ounces per week.
Then, we have the following conclusions:
Not true
- The pumpkin grew to a weight of 3 ounces in 18 weeks.
- The quotient 3 / 18 equals the growth rate of the pumpkin in ounces per week.
Cannot be determined
- Each crate can hold 18 pumpkins.
True
- In 3 weeks, the pumpkin grew to a weight of 18 ounces.
- The pumpkin grew at a rate of 6 ounces per one week.
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