The Dallas Zoo recently celebrated the birth of two twin brown bear cubs named Mish and Mash. Each cub was weighed each week since birth. Mish\'s weight was recorded on a table and Mash's weight was graphed on a coordinate plane.
Question 1
Which bear cub was heavier at birth and by how much?
Responses
A Mash was heavier by 2 poundsMash was heavier by 2 pounds
B Mish was heavier by 2 poundsMish was heavier by 2 pounds
C Mish was heavier by 1 poundMish was heavier by 1 pound
D Mash was heavier by 1 poundMash was heavier by 1 pound
Question 2
Which bear cub is growing faster and by how much?
Responses
A Mash is growing faster by three pounds per week.Mash is growing faster by three pounds per week.
B Mash is growing faster by two pounds per week.Mash is growing faster by two pounds per week.
C Mish is growing faster by four pounds per week.Mish is growing faster by four pounds per week.
D Mish is growing faster by one pound per week.
the answer is d
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I apologize for the confusion. If the answer key says that the answer to the second question is D, then the answer would be that Mish is growing faster by one pound per week, based on the information presented in the question stem.
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To answer the first question, we need to determine the birth weights of Mish and Mash. The information provided states that Mish's weight was recorded on a table, so we would find Mish's birth weight by referencing the table. Similarly, Mash's weight was graphed on a coordinate plane, so we would need to use the graph to find Mash's birth weight. Once we have both birth weights, we can compare them to determine which bear cub was heavier at birth and by how much.
To answer the second question, we need to compare the growth rates of Mish and Mash. The information provided states that each cub's weight was recorded weekly. We would need to look at the recorded weights over time for both Mish and Mash and compare their growth rates. By comparing the change in weight per week for each cub, we can determine which bear cub is growing faster and by how much.
Please provide the specific values from the table and graph, and I will help you calculate the answers to both questions.