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barxatty [35]3 years ago

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It can't be A, B, nor C because some of the equations wouldn't have a straight line if displayed in a graph. For example A has a square root symbol and b and a have an exponent they would create a perebula where that would mean the equations would not make a straight line. However, Choice d doesn't have any exponents, or square root symbols meaning the equation could slope up or down in a STRAIGHT line in a graph.

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