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Tasha is measuring the charge c(t) in a battery that has been charged for t minutes. which of the following is the most appropri

ate domain for c(t)?
A) all integers
B) all real numbers
C) all positive numbers
D) positive integers only

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gizmo_the_mogwai [7]3 years ago

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Yup it is C. Integers and Positive Integers are under positive numbers so it has to be, becuase B is wrong.

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