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Peterson

30 May, 01:30

jonah weighs his puppy each week. the puppy has a mass of 10 kilograms the first time jonah weighs it. The mass of the puppy increases 0.5each week until its fully grown. For each of the answer options, let y represent mass in kilograms, and x represent time in weeks. Which equation shows a smaller rate of change than jonah's puppy

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