If one box represents a lift, how many lifts are represented by five boxes on the plot?

If one box represents a lift, how many lifts are represented by five boxes on the plot?

• A. One lift
• B. Five lifts
• C. Ten lifts
• D. Twenty-five lifts

Answer: (B)

Each box on the plot represents one lift, so you just count the boxes. Five boxes mean five lifts in total. This is a straightforward 1-to-1 relationship: 5 boxes × 1 lift per box = 5 lifts. If there were fewer or more boxes, the total would scale accordingly (one box equals one lift, ten boxes would be ten lifts, etc.).

Each box on the plot represents one lift, so you just count the boxes. Five boxes mean five lifts in total. This is a straightforward 1-to-1 relationship: 5 boxes × 1 lift per box = 5 lifts. If there were fewer or more boxes, the total would scale accordingly (one box equals one lift, ten boxes would be ten lifts, etc.).