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14.07.2019 •
Mathematics
How are the variables on the graph related? answer choices: a. as speed decreases, height stays constant. b. as speed decreases, height increases. c. as speed increases, height decreases. d. as speed increases, height increases.
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Ответ:
For speed: it is increasing along the x-axis
For height: it is increasing along the y-axis
This means that the function is linearly increasing.
Based on this, the correct choice would be:
D. As speed increases, height increases
Ответ:
According to the graph, g(x) never equals 2.