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Answer:
Part A - Yes; y=5/3w Part B - No; e=h+2
Step-by-step explanation:
The tables show the numbers of white and yellow flowers Cara and Hector used in 5 different arrangements.
Cara’s Flower Arrangements Proportional
White 3 6 9 12 15
Yellow 5 10 15 20 25
Hector’s Flower Arrangements Not Proportional
White 4 8 12 16 20
Yellow 6 10 14 18 22
Part A
Are the numbers of white and yellow flowers in Cara’s arrangements proportional?
Which equation relates the number of white flowers, w, to the number of yellow flowers, y?
Yes; y=3/5w
Yes; y=5/3w CORRECT ANSWER
No; y=3w+5w
No; y=5+3w
Part B
Are the numbers of white and yellow flowers in Hector’s arrangements proportional?
Which equation relates the number of white flowers, h, to the number of yellow flowers, e?
Yes; e=3/2h
Yes; e=2/3h
No; e=h+2 CORRECT ANSWER
No; e=h−2
They are correct because Part A is 1.666667 thats more than 1 so it cant be the first, and Part B, its the White flowers plus 2 to be Yellow flowers, not -.
Following are the solution to the given question:
- Using the proportionate connection theory to model these two tables, we may conclude the first table is proportionate whereas the second is not.
- Clara's configuration:
[tex]\bold{White (w) }\\\\\bold{Yellow (y)}[/tex]
- To determine whether a relationship is proportionate, perform the following tests:
[tex]\bold{y = kw } \\\\\bold{5 = 3k}[/tex]
- Yes, there seems to be a proportional relationship. Hector's set-up is as follows:
[tex]\bold{White (h) }\\\\\bold{Yellow (e)}\\\\[/tex]
- The number of yellow flowers always out-numbers the number of white blooms by a factor of 2. As a result, the relationship could be modeled as follows;
[tex]\to \bold{e = h + 2}[/tex]
- As a result, the relationship is not proportionate.
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