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A. The Graph. B. The Equation. C. The unit rates are the same.

A. The Graph. B. The Equation. C. The unit rates are the same.
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A. The Graph.
B. The Equation.
C. The unit rates are the same.

A. The Graph. B. The Equation. C. The unit rates are the same.-example-1
A. The Graph. B. The Equation. C. The unit rates are the same.-example-1
A. The Graph. B. The Equation. C. The unit rates are the same.-example-2
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User Nietras
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B. The equation.

The unit rates are definitely not the same, and since the graph isn’t greater, it has to be B. (using process of elimination, of course).
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User Mahmoud
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the answer is b I'm 100 percent

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