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The function g models the number of mosquitoes (in millions of mosquitoes) in a certain area as a function of rainfall (in centimeters) in that area. Which of these statements are true? Choose all answers that apply: more rainfall relates to more mosquitoes as long as rainfall is less than 2 cm. More rainfall related to more mosquitoes as long as rainfall is more than 2 cm/ when there is no rainfall, there are about 1 million mosquitoes. When there is no rainfall, there are about 2 million mosquitoes
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