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Mathematics, 17.09.2019 05:00, edginutystudent

Mark raises guppies in an aquarium. he finds out that guppies reproduce very rapidly, and the number quadruples every month. he starts out with only 2 guppies. and the function y- 24") models the number of guppies he will have afte months, which graph represents this

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