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Which of the following are the two quantities whose functional relationship is described in the given graph?

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The two quantities are inches and months of the year.
The two quantities are inches and months of the year.

The two quantities are the average rainfall in inches and the years.
The two quantities are the average rainfall in inches and the years.

The two quantities are the average rainfall in inches and the month of the year.
The two quantities are the average rainfall in inches and the month of the year.

The two quantities are the x-values and the y-values.

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Based on the options provided, the most likely response describing the functional relationship for a graph that typically depicts average rainfall over a period of time is:

The two quantities are the average rainfall in inches and the month of the year.

This response suggests a relationship where average rainfall (in inches) changes throughout the months in a year, which is a common type of data representation in graphs related to weather.

Consider the given graph. Analyze the intervals during the months from June to December and describe how that corresponds to the average rainfall.

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the average rainfall increases
the average rainfall increases

the average rainfall remains constant
the average rainfall remains constant

the average rainfall increases then decreases
the average rainfall increases then decreases

the average rainfall decreases

To accurately select the correct response regarding the intervals of average rainfall from June to December, it would depend on the specific trends shown in the provided graph. However, based on typical weather patterns in many regions, one might expect variations in average rainfall during that period.

If the graph shows that average rainfall starts low in June, increases through the summer months, and then potentially decreases in the fall (September to December), the best description would likely be:

the average rainfall increases then decreases

If the graph indicates that average rainfall remains consistent or any other specific behavior, the choice could vary accordingly. Without the visual context, this response is the most general one based on common seasonal rainfall trends. Please confirm from the graph which pattern is truly represented to make the most accurate choice.

Based on the given graph, which month of the year has the lowest amount of average rainfall, and what is that amount of rainfall?

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April has the lowest amount of rainfall at about 0.6 inch.
April has the lowest amount of rainfall at about 0.6 inch.

December has the lowest amount of rainfall at about 3.2 inches.
December has the lowest amount of rainfall at about 3.2 inches.

June has the lowest amount of rainfall at about 2 inches.
June has the lowest amount of rainfall at about 2 inches.

June has the lowest amount of rainfall at about 0.2 inch.
June has the lowest amount of rainfall at about 0.2 inch.

To determine which month has the lowest amount of average rainfall and what that amount is, we would need to refer to the specific data presented on the graph.

However, I can offer a general approach to help you identify the correct answer:

  • Examine the graph carefully to find the month with the lowest value on the vertical axis (which represents rainfall).
  • Note the value associated with that month.

Without seeing the graph, I can't provide a definitive answer, but based on common trends:

  • If April typically has around 0.6 inches, December is generally higher, and June usually has more rainfall, then April might indeed be the correct answer if it shows the lowest amount of approximately 0.6 inch.

Please verify the actual data from the graph to confirm this selection.