Question

Please Help! First answer will be marked as Brainliest The table compares the height of a table and the height of the chairs (both in centimeters) in several different kitchen sets at a furniture store. Can the height of the chairs be represented as a function of the height of the table? Table (centimeters) Chairs (centimeters) 75 46 74 44 76 47 75 46 72 43 77 48 76 47 71 42 Choose 1 answer: Yes No

Answer 1

Answer:

YES

Step-by-step explanation:

let's organize our information :

• We notice that the values of the height of the table are changing  as the height of the chais is changing
• 75⇒46
• 74⇒44
• 76⇒47
• 75⇒46
• 72⇒43
• 77⇒48
• 76⇒47
• 71⇒42

Notice how when the chair's height is growing by 1 the same happens for the tables

• so they are proprtional
• we can say tha x is the height of table is x and the height of the chais is y
• x=71 y=42   x=72 y=43
• when we added 1 to x the same happened for y x+1⇒y+1
• notice : 71-42=29 , 72-43=29 so x-y= 29
• then x=y+29

Answer 2

Answer:

Yes.

Step-by-step explanation:

If you write out the coordinates, you can see that you can do the Vertical Line Test and confirm that if you were to write a function, it would be an actual function. No 2 x-values can be the same y-values. The coordinates all have separate xy values (or the same exact xy values) and you can determine a function.