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Using a Graph to Understand a Linear Function
The graph shows the growth of a tree, with x
representing the number of years since it was planted,
and y representing the tree's height (in inches). Use
the graph to analyze the tree's growth. Select all that
apply.
Height of Tree (inches)
(5,90)
(2,60)
A The tree was 40 inches tall when planted.
B The tree's growth rate is 10 inches per year.
C The tree was 2 years old when planted.
D As it ages, the tree's growth rate slows.
E Ten years after planting, it is 140 inches tall.

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