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Select the correct answer. x y 2.5 6.25 9.4 88.36 15.6 243.63 19.5 380.25 25.8 665.64 The table lists the values for two paramet

ers, x and y, of an experiment. What is the approximate value of y for x = 4? A. 11 B. 16 C. 24 D. 43

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Answer: B. 16

Explanation:

The given table:

x y

2.5 6.25

9.4 88.36

15.6 243.63

19.5 380.25

25.8 665.64

Here, we observed that value of y is the square value of x.

i.e. $y=x^2$ [For example 2.5²=6.25, 9.4²=88.36, 15.6²=243.63]

Put x=4, we get

$y=4^2=16$

Hence, the approximate value of y for x = 4 is 16.

So, the correct option is B. 16 .

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