A tree grows three feet per year. What happens to the growth of the When the number of years increases, the number of feet decrea When the number of years decreases, the number of feet stays When the number

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A tree grows three feet per year. What happens to the growth of the

When the number of years increases, the number of feet decrea
When the number of years decreases, the number of feet stays
When the number of years increases, the number of feet increas
When the number of years decreases, the number of feet increa

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Answer:

The answer to your question is c

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Because the years have to increase for it to grow.

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The answer is C :,)

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