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20 February, 01:48

The table below shows measurements (in inches) from cubes with different side lengths.

Which pairs of variables have a linear relationship? Check all that apply.

side length and perimeter of 1 face

perimeter of 1 face and area of 1 face

surface area and volume

area of 1 face and surface area

side length and volume

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  1. 20 February, 04:29
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    Only side length and perimeter of one face

    Step-by-step explanation:

    Given is a cube with measures given in inches.

    For a cube

    Volume = s^3 where s = side

    Hence volume and side are not having linear relation

    Perimeter of 1 face = 4s and area = s^2

    Obviously 4s and s^2 cannot have linear relationship as degree is diferent

    Surface area of cube = 6s^2 but volume = s^3 both have different degrees of s and hence cannot have linear relation

    Area of 1 face = s^2 and surface area = 6s^2

    THus we get Surface area = 6 (area of 1 face) hence can have linear relationship

    side length = s and volume = s^3 so cannot have linear relaionship

    Side length = s and perimeter = 4s thus having linear relation.

    Hence answers are

    side length and perimeter of 1 face

    area of 1 face and surface area
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