Question

On a coordinate plane, the x-axis is labeled Pepperoni Pizzas and the y-axis is labeled Cheese Pizzas. Point A is (3, 2), point B is (6, 9), point C is (6, 7), and point D is (8, 12). A 2-column table has 2 rows. Column 1 is labeled Pepperoni Pizzas (x) with entries 2, 4. Column 2 is labeled Cheese pizzas (y) with entries 3, 6.
Which points on the graph represent values that could be in the table?
A
B
C
D

Answer 1

To determine which points from the graph (points A, B, C, and D) could be represented in the table, we need to check if their coordinates match any of the combinations of Pepperoni Pizzas (column 1) and Cheese Pizzas (column 2) from the table.

The table has the following values:
- For Pepperoni Pizzas (x): 2, 4
- For Cheese Pizzas (y): 3, 6

Now we will compare each point:

1. **Point A (3, 2)**:
- x = 3 (not in the table)
- y = 2 (not in the table)

2. **Point B (6, 9)**:
- x = 6 (not in the table)
- y = 9 (not in the table)

3. **Point C (6, 7)**:
- x = 6 (not in the table)
- y = 7 (not in the table)

4. **Point D (8, 12)**:
- x = 8 (not in the table)
- y = 12 (not in the table)

Since none of the points A, B, C, or D have their x or y coordinates matching the values in the table (2, 4 for x and 3, 6 for y), **none of the points on the graph represent values that could be in the table.**