The gas mileage for a truck is 20 miles per gallon. Which graph correctly shows the relationship between miles traveled and gallons of gas used during the course of a 200-mile trip?

I think the answer is the second one because 10 times 20= 200 so that would be my guess sorry if this doesn't help

Step-by-step explanation:

The bottom one on the second page.

Step-by-step explanation:

It's not the first one, because it's not like they drove 200 miles while using 0 gallons of gas. It's not the first two on the first page, actually. It's not like there's a decrease in the miles traveled overtime, or a decrease in the gallons of gas used overtime. And finally, it's not the top one on the second page because they aren't using 200 gallons over the course of 10 miles, they are traveling 200 miles while using 10 gallons of gas. This leaves us with the bottom one on the second page. This is correct because, as you said, they traveled 10 miles over the course of 200 miles, and this is the only graph that correctly shows the increase in the gallons of gas used and the increase in the number of miles traveled.

that is the sum

step-by-step explanation:

there are no other answers without knowing the variables values