The pressure of a fixed volume of a certain gas is related to its temperature as shown in the table below.

Temperature of Gas vsPressure
Temperature (in degrees Celsius)
Pressure (in pascals)
44
91
52
93
60
95
68
97
76
99

Which type of function best models the data in the table?

Linear function.

Step-by-step explanation:

The temperature (in degree Celsius) vs Pressure (in pascals) ordered pairs are

(44,91), (52,93), (60, 95), and (68,97).

Here, the temperature is increasing uniformly as, (52 - 44) = (60 - 52) = (68 - 60) = 8°C and the corresponding values of pressure are also increasing uniformly as, (93 - 91) = (95 - 93) = (97 - 95) = 2 pascals.

Therefore, there will be a linear function between temperature (t) and Pressure (p). (Answer)

a linear function

Step-by-step explanation:

Temperature (in degrees Celsius)     Pressure (in pascals)

44                                                         91

52                                                         93

60                                                         95

68                                                         97

76                                                         99

From point to point there is an increment of 8 celsius degrees and an increment of 2 pascals. This means that the two variables are linearly related, that is, if we graph the points, all of them are located on a line.

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