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Rohit visited a pumpkin patch with his family the table shows the relationship between the weight and price of a pumpkin

Rohit visited a pumpkin patch with his family the table shows the relationship between-example-1
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Answer:

For each additional pound, the price increases $1.50.

Explanation:


User Eli Nathan
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Answer:

Option B.

Explanation:

From the table if Rohit draws a graph to define the sales of the pumpkins, he will take weight on x - axis and price on y-axis.

Increase in sales of pumpkins will be defined by increase in price of the pumpkin with the increase of weight.

Or Slope of the graph =
\frac{\text{Increase in price}}{\text{Increase in weight}}

=
((12-6))/((8-4))

=
(6)/(4)

= $1.5

Rohit finds that for every increase of 1 pound price increases by $1.5.

Therefore, option B. is the correct option.

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