butter231
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I've done the other questions but am not sure what to do here http://i.imgur.com/7pIRt0j.jpg
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butter231 said:I've done the other questions but am not sure what to do here http://i.imgur.com/7pIRt0j.jpg
You need to show some work. Specially in this situation, as this seems to be an online quiz?
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I'll give you a tip. You know 2 points from your graph.
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