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Mathematics, 14.11.2019 18:31 hatl

7. the graph below represents a rock climber's height as she ascends a hill.

part a: the above graph is (circle one) linear/nonlinear.
part b: is the above graph a function explain.


7. the graph below represents a rock climber's height as she ascends a hill. part a: th

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