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How do the average rates of change help to support your argument of whether a linear or an exponential model is better suited for the data?
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How do the average rates of change help to support your argument of whether a linear or an exponential model is

better suited for the data?

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The average rates of change would be constant if the total number of sightings of the model were increasing linearly. Rether than, is indicating an exponential model because it is growing multiplicatively.

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