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The scatterplot below shows the number of cartons a worker can fill each day and the number of weeks that the worker has been em

ployed at the job. Based on the trend, how many cartons would a worker who has been employed 10 weeks fill in a day?

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frozen [14]3 years ago

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i think it is 15 weeks

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