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

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The table below shows the measurements (in inches) from cubes with different side-example-1

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The answers to your question is,

Side length and perimeter of 1 face AND area of 1 face and surface area.

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Answer:

1st and 4th Option are correct.

Explanation:

Given:

A table with multiple variables.

To find: Linear relationship between variables.

First, between side length and perimeter of 1 face.

Consider,
(side\:length)/(Perimeter)=(3)/(12)=(1)/(4)


(4)/(16)=(1)/(4)


(5)/(20)=(1)/(4)


(6)/(24)=(1)/(4)

Since all the ratio are equal.

Thus, Both Variables are in Linear Relationship.

Second, between Perimeter of 1 face and Area of 1 face.


(Perimeter)/(Area)=(12)/(9)=(4)/(3)


(16)/(16)=1

Since first two ratio are not equal.

Thus, Both Variables are not in Linear Relationship.

Third, between Surface Area and Volume


(Surface\:Area)/(Volume)=(54)/(27)=(2)/(1)


(96)/(64)=(3)/(2)

Since first two ratio are not equal.

Thus, Both Variables are not in Linear Relationship.

Fourth, between Area of 1 face. and Surface Area


(Area)/(Surface\:Area)=(9)/(54)=(1)/(6)


(16)/(96)=(1)/(6)


(25)/(150)=(1)/(6)


(36)/(216)=(1)/(6)

Since all the ratio are equal.

Thus, Both Variables are in Linear Relationship.

Fifth, between Side Length and Volume


(Side\:length)/(Volume)=(3)/(27)=(1)/(9)


(4)/(64)=(1)/(16)

Since first two ratio are not equal.

Thus, Both Variables are not in Linear Relationship.

Therefore, 1st and 4th Option are correct.

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