Question

study the line graph to the right and answer the following questions. what information is being shown in this graph? describe the results shown for corn plants. describe the results shown for oak seedlings. describe the results shown for rose bushes. at what fertilizer concentration do oak seedlings stop improving?

Explanation:

The graph shows the relationship between the amount of fertilizer (in mg/L) and the average plant height (in cm) for corn plants, oak seedlings, and rose bushes. For corn plants, as fertilizer amount increases from 0 - 300 mg/L, height steadily increases. For oak seedlings, height increases with fertilizer up to a point and then starts to decrease. For rose bushes, height initially increases with fertilizer but then drops significantly as fertilizer amount increases further. Oak seedlings stop improving when the fertilizer concentration reaches around 150 mg/L.

Answer:

• The information shown is the relationship between fertilizer amount and average plant height for different plant types.
• Corn plants: Height steadily increases as fertilizer amount increases from 0 - 300 mg/L.
• Oak seedlings: Height increases with fertilizer up to a point (around 150 mg/L) and then decreases.
• Rose bushes: Height initially increases with fertilizer but drops significantly as fertilizer amount increases further.
• Oak seedlings stop improving at around 150 mg/L of fertilizer concentration.