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Zanzabum2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

Graph A represents a linear equation. This means that a certain number of teams join every week. For example, (0,6)(1,12)(2,18) etc... Therefore, graph A is correct.

Graph B represents an exponential equation. This means that the number of teams is multiplied every week. For example, (0,6)(1,36)(2,216) etc...

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