The correct option is 2 Both Amy and Laura increased their gas mileage in the first two weeks.
<h3>What do you mean by MPG?</h3>MPG comparisons make it easier to determine which vehicles are more fuel-efficient.
For example: if your automobile gets 40 mpg, it indicates that you can typically travel 40 miles for every gallon of gas you put in the tank.
Relationships shown in graphs:
- Since there are no numbers on the graph, we are unable to determine if Amy and Laura used the same amount of gas each week.
- The graph shows that Amy's mileage climbed throughout the first two weeks. The table shows that Laura's mileage grew throughout the first two weeks as well.
- Again, since there are no numbers on the graph, we are unable to determine whether Amy or Laura got better gas mileage.
- The table shows that during the first four weeks of data, Laura's gas mileage was not consistent.
Thus, option 2 is correct.
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