When comparing and contrasting, it's always good to think about what your doing it with.
I'm not going to give to a full paragraph, but I'd love to help get one started for you!
First, let's look at the definition of both terms:
-Design: "<span>purpose, planning, or intention that exists or is thought to exist behind an action, fact, or material object" ~ Google
-Problem Solving: "Taking different approaches to finding a solution to the problem, or task at hand."
Now, let's compare. When designing things, you in a way, are problem solving to figure out how to create or build a solution to a problem. This can be through trial and error, or complex thinking.
I hope this helps, and good luck! :)</span>
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a. 
b. For every month the pine tree grows about 0.67 inches.
c. <em> </em>It represents the height of the tree at the moment Ariel started to record the heights.
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Explanation:</h2>
<h3>PART A.</h3>
In this exercise we have that in July Ariel recorded the height of a pine tree and how quickly it was expected to grow in next several months. From the Table, we can get the following points:

It is obvious that this problem follows a linear equation, so our goal is to find the equation that matches the Table.
The point slope form of the equation of a line is:

Finding (m):

Finally, the equation of the line is:

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PART B.</h3>
In this case, we have that:
- The x-axis represents the <em>Number of Months </em>the pine tree was expected to grow.
- The y-axis represents the <em>Height of the Tree </em>in inches.
Since the slope o a line is:

Then, this means that<em> every three months the pine tree grows two inches, </em><em>or </em><em>for every month the pine tree grows about 0.67 inches.</em>
<h3>PART C.</h3>
The y-intercept can be found setting
. So, from our equation:

So the y-intercept is
and<em> represents the height of the tree at the moment Ariel started to record the heights.</em>
<h2>Learn more:</h2>
Slope Intercept form: brainly.com/question/4192440
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