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A museum purchased a painting and a sculpture in the same year. Their changing values are modeled as shown. Will the value of the painting ever surpass the value of the sculpture according to the models?
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A museum purchased a painting and a sculpture in the same year. Their changing values are modeled as shown. Will the value of the painting ever surpass the value of the sculpture according to the models? Explain.

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