Amy and Laura recorded the average gas mileage (MPG) of their vehicles each week for four weeks. What can be concluded about the relationships shown in the graph and table?

Amy and Laura recorded the same gas mileage each week.
Both Amy and Laura increased their gas mileage in the first two weeks.
Amy had greater gas mileage than Laura.
Laura had a constant gas mileage in the first four weeks of data.

We can see in the graph that Amy's mileage increased the first two weeks. In the table, we can see that Laura's mileage also increased the first two weeks.

Again since there are no numbers on the graph, we do not know if Amy had greater gas mileage than Laura.

From the table, we can see that Laura did not have constant gas mileage in the first four weeks of data.

yogeshkumar49685 yogeshkumar49685 · Answer 2 · 2022-07-21T18:42:25+02:00

The correct relationships shown in the graph and table is that both Amy and Laura increased their gas mileage in the first two weeks.

What is MPG?

MPG makes comparisons easier in determining which vehicles are more fuel efficient.

How to identify relationships?

Since in the graph there are no numbers that's why we cannot correctly find the relationship. But when we observe the graph we can find that

in the beginning Amy increased gas mileage as well as time but after sometime it flattens which shows that there is no increase in gas mileage and after sometime it tends to decrease.

When we observe the table we can find that from t=0 from 2 Laura increases the gas mileage but after sometime she again reaches to 17.

Hence the correct relationships shown in the graph and table is that both Amy and Laura increased their gas mileage in the first two weeks.

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