Mathematics, 15.05.2021 01:10, felipeee4609

Is the relationship between the number of gallons and the number of quarts a linear relationship?
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F No, it is not linear because the rate of change is not constant.
G Yes, because the rate of change is constant. As the number of quarts increases by
2, the number of gallons increases by 1.
H Yes, because the rate of change is constant. As the number of quarts increases by
1, the number of gallons increases by 4.
J Yes, the rate of change is constant. As the number of quarts increases by 4, the
number of gallons increases by 1.

Is the relationship between the number of gallons and the number of quarts a linear

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