height in centimeters (8,8) (3,5.5) 2 4 6 8 10 number of cups 3. A shorter style of cup is stacked tall. The graph displays the height of the stack in centimeters for different numbers of cups. a. How much does each cup after the first add to the height of the stack? cm Explain how you know. b. How much extra height does the first cup add? cm
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