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Mathematics, 16.04.2021 18:00 andreimru123123

Number of | Process |. Population Months. | |
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0 10,000
1. 2,000
2. 400
3. 80
4.

A. Is it Linear or Exponential?
B. Is it increasing or decreasing?
C. Does it show growth or decay?
What is the rate of change?​

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