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Part B
Connor says that the graph shows that water is flowing at a rate of 2 gallons per minute. Is he correct?
Connor is correct because the water is flowing in at a rate which is about 2 gallons per minute.
Connor is not correct because the water is flowing in at a rate which is faster than 2 gallons per minute.
Connor is not correct because the water is flowing in at a rate which is slower than 2 gallons per minute.
Connor is correct because the rate of water flowing is less than the slope.
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