**Question** The graph below shows the change in the amount of gasoline in a car's gas tank as the distance the car travels changes. **Graph Analysis** The graph presents the relationship between the distance traveled (in miles) on the x-axis and the amount of gas in the tank (in gallons) on the y-axis. - The x-axis (Distance traveled) is labeled with values starting at 0 and incremented by 20 up to 120 miles. - The y-axis (Amount of gas in tank) is labeled with values starting at 4 gallons and incremented by 4 up to 28 gallons. - The graph shows a straight line descending from the initial gas amount to the final gas amount as distance increases, indicating a constant rate of gas consumption over distance traveled. **Question on Gas Consumption** Which of the following statements is the most accurate? 1. ⭕ There were 18 gallons of gasoline in the gas tank at the beginning of the drive, and 1 gallon of gasoline was used for every 20 miles the car was driven. 2. ⭕ There were 20 gallons of gasoline in the gas tank at the beginning of the drive, and 1 gallon of gasoline was used for every 40 miles the car was driven. 3. ⭕ There were 18 gallons of gasoline in the gas tank at the beginning of the drive, and 2 gallons of gasoline were used for every 20 miles the car was driven. 4. ⭕ There were 20 gallons of gasoline in the gas tank at the beginning of the drive, and 1 gallon of gasoline was used for every 20 miles the car was driven. **Graph Interpretation and Analysis:** - At the start (0 miles), the line on the graph intersects at approximately 20 gallons of gasoline. - At 40 miles traveled, the line shows about 18 gallons of gasoline remaining. - At around 60 miles traveled, the line indicates approximately 16 gallons of gas left. - By 120 miles, the line shows around 10 gallons of gas remaining. To conclude, analyzing the gas consumption rate and initial gas amount leads to selecting the most accurate statement. **Answering the Question:** From the analysis above: - The car starts with 20 gallons of gasoline. - For every 20 miles traveled, approximately 1 gallon of gasoline is used. Therefore, the statement that is most accurate is: **⭕ There were 20 gallons of gasoline in the gas

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Daily High Temp. The histograms describe the high temperatures in a certain city on each day of one month. The histogram on the left uses class widths of 3°F and the histogram on the right uses class widths of 6°F. Assume that temperature is measured and recorded as whole number values so that the first class would be 64°F-66°F when using a class width of 3°F. Complete parts (a) through (c) below. Daily High Temp. 64 70 76 82 88 94 Degrees Farenheit 64 70 76 82 88 94 Degrees Fareniheit a. During this month, there tends to be two types of weather. The city experiences either cool, foggy days or hot, sunny days. Which of the two histograms better reflects this? O A. The histogram with class widths of 6°F, because the histogram has larger class widths. O B. The histogram with class widths of 6°F, because there are no gaps in the histogram. OC. The histogram with class widths of 3°F, because the two distinct groups of data are separated by a gap in the histogram. O D. The histogram with…

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