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Fill in the letter of the choice that best answers the question. Abe built this setup to investigate how far a toy car would travel after it left the ramp. He used a meterstick to measure distance.

Number of BooksDistance Traveled (m)21.5042.5063.75\begin{matrix} \text{Number of Books} & \text{Distance Traveled (m)}\\ \text{2} & \text{1.50}\\\text{4} & \text{2.50}\\ \text{6} & \text{3.75}\\ \end{matrix}

Which is a conclusion that Abe can draw? A. The toy car would have traveled farther if Abe had used a different ramp. B. Adding two books to the height doubled the distance the car traveled. C. A toy car will travel 6 meters if there are 8 books under the end of the ramp. D. The greater the number of books under the ramp, the farther the car traveled.

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D\boxed{D} The greater the number of books under the ramp, the farther the car traveled.\textbf{The greater the number of books under the ramp, the farther the car traveled.}

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