part a *3. The given graph represents the height of water in another bottle in terms of the volume of water inthe bottle. Use this graph to answer the following questions.45a. Consider how the water's height changesas the volume of water increases from 0to 2.5 cups, and 2.5 to 5 cups.i. On which of these two intervals doesthe water's height increase more?Explain.3525ii. What does this information suggestabout the shape of the bottom half ofthe bottle?volume of water (Acups)b. Consider how the water's height changes as the volume increases from 5 to 7.5 cups, and from 7.5to 10 cups.i. On which interval does the water's height increase more? Explain.ii. What does this information suggest about the shape of the upper part of the bottle?c. Note that the volume-height graph changes from curving downward to curving upward when 5cups have been added to the bottle. What might this graphical information convey about thebottle's shape?d. Draw a picture of a bottle that wouldproduce the volume-height relationshipconveyed in the above graph. Labellandmarks on your bottle, and on the graphin part (a), where the function's behaviorchanges in important ways.height of water (cm)

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Description: part a *3. The given graph represents the height of water in another bottle in terms of the volume of water inthe bottle. Use this graph to answer the following questions.45a. Consider how the water's height changesas the volume of water increases fr