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Which of the following always includes the ordered pair ( 0,0) when graphed? A. Multiplicative Pattern B. Additive Pattern C. Both an Additive Pattern and a Multiplicative Pattern D. None of the Above
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Which of the following always includes the ordered pair ( 0,0) when graphed?
A. Multiplicative Pattern
B. Additive Pattern
C. Both an Additive Pattern and a Multiplicative Pattern
D. None of the Above
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C is the answer I believe
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The answer should be c
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