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Larry fills his bathtub at a constant rate. The amount of water in his tub is proportional to the amount of time he spends filling it. This relationship is described in the foll…

Larry fills his bathtub at a constant rate. The amount of water in his tub is proportional to the amount of time he spends filling it. This relationship is described in the foll…
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Larry fills his bathtub at a constant rate. The amount of water in his tub is proportional to the amount of time he spends filling it. This relationship is described in the following graph:

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7 but im not sure

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Answer:

its A and B

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Do NOT hit none of the above, that's wrong

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