The welding rate of a third robot is represented by the equation w = 10.8t, where w represents the number
of welding tasks and t represents the time in minutes. How does it compare to the other two?
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compare linear functions?

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1. for division, flip the second fraction.

2. factor the numerator and denominator completely.

3. divide out common factors.

4. multiply the simplified fractions.