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Mathematics, 23.09.2020 04:01 diazsindy

The graph above shows Jack's mass over a five-month period. Based on the trend in the data, what do you predict will happen to Jack's mass the subsequent month? A. Jack's mass will increase.
B. Jack's mass will decrease.
C. It is important to predict because there is no trend in Jack's mass.
D. The next month's data will be Anomalous.


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