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The following scatterplot shows the temperature of heated water over time. The equation models this data. Based on this equation, how many minutes will it take the temperature of the water to reach 70°C?
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The following scatterplot shows the temperature of heated water over time.

The equation models this data. Based on this equation, how many minutes will it take the temperature of the water to reach 70°C?

The following scatterplot shows the temperature of heated water over time. The equation-example-1
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Answer: 7 minutes

Step-by-step explanation: On the scatter plot it shows that the water if 70 degrees on the 7 minutes mark.

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