Mathematics, 05.10.2020 21:01 badaxz

The area of an airplane's wings is related to the airplane's lifting force, which holds the airplane in the air. The table below lists several wing areas and the corresponding lifting forces. AIRPLANE LIFTING FORCE

Area of Wings

(square feet)

Lifting Force

(pounds)

125 1,875
150 2,250
175 2,650
250 3,750
x 5,625
420 y

The ratio of lifting force to area is equivalent for all pairs in the table. What are the values of x and y ?

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