A.
discrete

b.
continuous

c.
linear

d.
nonlinear

e.
increasing

f.
decreasing

g.
both increasing and decreasing

h.
neither increasing nor decreasing

answer:

- increasing

- linear

- discrete

explanation:

if you keep plotting points the same amount/distance away from each other, the graph would keep growing continuously upward. the graph does not grow down, and that is why it is increasing not decreasing.

the graph is arranged in or extending along a straight or nearly straight line.

a discrete graph is a series of unconnected points. the graph is not continuous because more point have not been plotted, and it has stopped. it is discrete because the graph has not connected the dots.

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