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Mathematics, 01.07.2019 09:00, Delgadojacky0206

The total number of photos on hannah's camera is a linear function of how long she was in rome she already had 44 photos on her camera when she arrived in rome then she took 24 photo each day for 6 days what is the rate of change of the linear function that represents this situation

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