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Mathematics, 23.10.2019 18:10, nyed5789

Ortencia made the following grades on her tests: test #1, 90; test #2, 80; test #3, 95; test #4, 90; test #5, 85. she wants to plot her progress on a coordinate plane where the test number is on the x-axis and the test grade is on the y-axis.

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