a forester plants a tree and measure its circumference is yearly over the next four years the table shows the foresters measurements. Show the data are linear and write an equation that models the data. predict the circumference of the tree after 10 years was actually 43in after four more years the circumference was 49 in based on this new information does the relationship between time in circumference continue to be linear? Explain?

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Lilly Hoover

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5 August, 07:54

a forester plants a tree and measure its circumference is yearly over the next four years the table shows the foresters measurements. Show the data are linear and write an equation that models the data. predict the circumference of the tree after 10 years was actually 43in after four more years the circumference was 49 in based on this new information does the relationship between time in circumference continue to be linear? Explain?

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Krista Schmidt · Answer 1

The thing is that every 4 years, the tree grows 6 inches, so that could be expressed as a ratio, 4/6. That also means that every two years, the tree grows 3 inches since it could be simplified to 2/3.