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The average rate of change for a function is greater from x = 110 x=2 than from x=2 to x=3. What type of function could it be? Select all that apply Аlinear Bquadratic Cexponential
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The average rate of change for a function is greater from x = 110 x=2 than from x=2 to x=3. What type of function could it be? Select all that apply

Аlinear
Bquadratic
Cexponential

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The type of function is cexponential and Alinear

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