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Suppose a plant grow one inch every year if X is how old the plant is (years) and f(x) is how tall the plant is (in inches) what

type of function is f(x)?
A. constant function
B. identity function
C. absolute value function
D. step function

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miskamm [114]3 years ago

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It’s C. absolute value function

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