A newborn kitten weighs three ounces at birth. After four weeks, it weighs 13 ounces. Which of the following is true?
AThe situation can be modeled by a proportional relationship because the weight of the kitten increases by 2.5 ounces every week.
BThe situation cannot be modeled by a proportional relationship because the kitten does not weigh zero ounces at birth.
CThe situation cannot be modeled by a proportional relationship because the difference in the weight of the kitten after four weeks is 10 ounces.
DThe situation can be modeled by a proportional relationship because the weight of the kitten increases over time.
AThe situation can be modeled by a proportional relationship because the weight of the kitten increases by 2.5 ounces every week.
BThe situation cannot be modeled by a proportional relationship because the kitten does not weigh zero ounces at birth.
CThe situation cannot be modeled by a proportional relationship because the difference in the weight of the kitten after four weeks is 10 ounces.
DThe situation can be modeled by a proportional relationship because the weight of the kitten increases over time.