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This graph shows the costs of purchasing two types of bird seed mix.



Which statement is true?



Responses

Seed Mix A is more expensive than Seed Mix B.
Seed Mix A is more expensive than Seed Mix B.

Seed Mix B is more expensive than Seed Mix A.
Seed Mix B is more expensive than Seed Mix A.

Seed Mix A and Seed Mix B cost about the same.
Seed Mix A and Seed Mix B cost about the same.
A graph measuring cost and bags. Two lines, labeled Seed Mix A and Seed Mix B, exit the origin to show that cost increases as bags increases

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Based on your description of the graph measuring the costs of Seed Mix A and Seed Mix B, it seems that the lines representing the costs of the two seed mixes start from the same point (the origin) and increase as the number of bags increases.

To determine which statement is true, I would need to know the precise prices at which these seed mixes are sold. However, based on the information provided, if the lines representing the costs are parallel and maintain a constant relationship, then the true statement could be "Seed Mix A and Seed Mix B cost about the same."

If you can provide specific prices or a clearer description of the lines, I’d be able to give a more definitive answer.

choose one of the answer choices above

Based on your description of the graph, I would choose the statement:

Seed Mix A and Seed Mix B cost about the same.

This choice is assumed because you mentioned that both lines start at the origin and increase, suggesting they may have similar costs relative to the number of bags.