To determine the best description of the ratio of the number of beehives per acre, we would need to look at the specific data in the table mentioned in your question. However, without that data, I'll explain how you can approach this problem:
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Calculating the Ratio: To find out how many beehives there are per acre, you divide the number of beehives by the number of acres. For example, if the table indicates 100 beehives on 40 acres, the ratio would be calculated as follows:
\[ \text{Beehives per acre} = \frac{\text{Number of beehives}}{\text{Number of acres}} \]
In this case:
\[ \text{Beehives per acre} = \frac{100}{40} = 2.5 \text{ beehives per acre} \]
You would then choose option C, if this were the case.
- Choosing a Coordinate Pair: For the coordinate pair, this usually refers to a point on the graph where the x-axis represents the number of acres and the y-axis represents the number of beehives. Again, we can't calculate without the data, but if you want to choose a coordinate pair that seems appropriate or plausible based on the existing data, you should look for a point that maintains the ratio found in question 1.
If you provide me with the specific data from the table, I could give a more precise answer for both questions.