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Would the answer be b an d for this

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wlad13 [49]4 years ago

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PROBABLY A and <em>maybe </em>D... here's why

Step-by-step explanation:

i think its A because it goes in a straight line while the others are just wonkity wonk and D also has straight lines not goes all over the place. Idk if this is right but its what would be right for me because i'm learning about proportional graphs and how it could work and if it has to make a straight line for you than im glad this answer could help!

i tried :) hope it helps!

Paladinen [302]4 years ago

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