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The table shows a proportional relationship between the number of cartons of eggs, $x$, and the cost of the cartons of eggs, $y$, in dollars, in Grayson City.$\newline$\begin{tabular}{|c|c|}$\newline$\hline$x$ & $y$ \\$\newline$\hline $4$ & $6$ \\$\newline$\hline $8$ & $12$ \\$\newline$\hline $12$ & $18$ \\$\newline$\hline $14$ & $21$ \\$\newline$\hline$\newline$\end{tabular}$\newline$The cost of a carton of eggs in Branson City is twice as much as in Grayson City. Travis says that since a carton of eggs costs twice as much in Branson Clty, the equation expressing the relationshlp between the number of cartons of eggs, $x$, and the cost of the cartons of eggs, $y$, in dollars, in Branson City is $y=2 x$.$\newline$Which statement is correct?$\newline$a. Travis is correct because the numbers of cartons of eggs and the costs of the cartons of eggs are all multiples of $2$.$\newline$Q Travis is correct because the relationship between the cost of a carton of eggs in Branson City is twice the cost of a carton of eggs in Grayson City.$\newline$(c) Travis is incorrect since the cost of a carton of eggs in Grayson City is $\$ 1.50$ and the cost of a carton of eggs in Branson City should be half that, or $\$ 0.75$.$\newline$(a) Travis is incorrect since the cost of a carton of eggs in Grayson City is $\$ 1.50$ and the cost of a carton of eggs In Branson City should be twice that, or $y$$0$.