Answer:
I believe the answer is C because area increases far faster than length. For example, I can show you by portraying the equation of each scenario below...
Step-by-step explanation:
A)
Hours = h
money earned = m
w = wage
Eqn:
h(w) = m
Hours * wage = money earned
B)
Distance = d
speed = s
time = t
Eqn:
t(s) = d
time * speed = distance
Since speed is always constant, your distance will not significantly increase
C)
Area = a
side length s
s^2=a
Side length squared = area
When comparing all of the eqns, we can see that the relationship of the sidelength to the area is exponential (unlike the other options). So I think the answer is C, because the exponential factor will drastically increase the area relative to the side length.
A) h(w) = m
B) t(s) = d
C) s^2=a
C is your answer! It is not directly proportional. The increase is not linear.
Answer:
C: Area and side length of a square
Step-by-step explanation:
