1. **State the problem:** A pitcher can hold 8 times as much as a glass. The pitcher holds 64 ounces. We need to find which model correctly shows this comparison.
2. **Write the relationship:** Let the amount the glass holds be $x$ ounces.
Since the pitcher holds 8 times as much as the glass, we have:
$$\text{Pitcher} = 8 \times \text{Glass}$$
3. **Use the given value:** The pitcher holds 64 ounces, so:
$$64 = 8x$$
4. **Solve for $x$:**
$$x = \frac{64}{8}$$
Show cancellation:
$$x = \frac{\cancel{64}}{\cancel{8}} = 8$$
So, the glass holds 8 ounces.
5. **Interpret the models:**
- The glass should be represented by 8 units (ounces).
- The pitcher should be represented by 64 units (ounces), which is 8 times the glass.
6. **Check each model:**
- Top-left: Glass has 8 question marks, pitcher has 1 question mark and 64 ounces. This does not match because pitcher should have 8 times the glass units.
- Top-right: Glass has 1 question mark, pitcher has 8 question marks, and 64 ounces. This matches the relationship.
- Bottom-left: Glass has 7 question marks, pitcher has 8 question marks, and 64 ounces. Glass should be 8 ounces, so 7 question marks is incorrect.
- Bottom-right: Glass has 4 question marks, pitcher has 4 question marks, and 64 ounces. This does not match the 8 times relationship.
**Final answer:** The top-right graph correctly models the comparison.
Pitcher Glass 0D22C6
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