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1 From the graph Y = shown below, what happens to the y-values as the positive x- values get closer to zero? . 4 s - -3 2 1 w 2 C. d. They stay the same cannot be determined a. …

1 From the graph Y = shown below, what happens to the y-values as the positive x- values get closer to zero? . 4 s - -3 2 1 w 2 C. d. They stay the same cannot be determined a. …
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From the graph Y =
shown below, what happens to the y-values as the positive x- values get closer to zero?
.
4
s
-
-3
2
1
w
2
C.
d.
They stay the same
cannot be determined
a.
They increase
b. They decrease

1 From the graph Y = shown below, what happens to the y-values as the positive x- values-example-1
User BadgerPriest
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Answer:

a

Explanation:

a.

They increase

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