Mathematics
Mathematics, 13.01.2021 21:20, KnMcdonaldk93906

Function 1 is defined by the equation p=r +7. Function 2 is defined by the following table.
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P
0
8.
1
9.1
5
13.5
10
19
MY
Which function has a greater slope?


Function 1 is defined by the equation p=r +7.

Function 2 is defined by the following table.
T
P
0

answer
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