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Mathematics, 07.11.2019 17:31 millerbe1228

Mark records his science scores in each monthly assessment over a period of 5 months. in the first assessment, he scores 76%. in the second assessment, he scores 73%. after that, his scores keep increasing by 2% in every assessment. assume that x represents the number of assessments since he starts recording and y represents the scores in each assessment.

which of the following describes the situation?
a.
a function only
b.
neither a function nor a relation
c.
a relation only
d.
both a relation and a function

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