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The difference in the values of dependent variables for a function is increasing as values of the independent variable increase, what kind if function does this represent? A. Linear B. Exponential C. Either
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The difference in the values of dependent variables for a function is increasing as values of the independent variable increase, what kind if function does this represent?

A. Linear
B. Exponential
C. Either
D. Neither​

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A. Linear

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User Sam Saarian
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Answer:

B. Exponential

Explanation:

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