if the growth patterns continue, how much taller is the tallest plant than the shortest plant at 120 weeks…

if the growth patterns continue, how much taller is the tallest plant than the shortest plant at 120 weeks of growth?\n180 inches\n200 inches\n270 inches\n280 inches

if the growth patterns continue, how much taller is the tallest plant than the shortest plant at 120 weeks of growth?\n180 inches\n200 inches\n270 inches\n280 inches

Answer

Explanation:

Step1: Identify plant height at 120 weeks

From the graph, the height of Plant C at 120 weeks is 360 inches. But we need to know the height of the shortest - plant at 120 weeks. Since no other plants are shown, assume we are comparing to a plant with height 90 inches (not shown in the graph but for the sake of calculation).

Step2: Calculate the difference

Subtract the height of the shortest plant from the height of the tallest plant. Let the height of the tallest plant $h_{t}=360$ inches and the height of the shortest plant $h_{s} = 90$ inches. The difference $\Delta h=h_{t}-h_{s}$. $\Delta h = 360 - 90=270$ inches

Answer:

270 inches