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For each pair of numbers, write , or in the blank to make a true equation or inequality. Be prepared to share your reasoning.
Describe and with a situation that could fit the given graphs. Explain your reasoning.
Draw an example of a graph that shows two functions as they are described. Make sure to label the functions.
The population of 2 cities as functions of time so that city A always has more people than city B.
The population of 2 towns as functions of time so that town A is larger to start, but then town B gets larger than town A.
The population of 2 villages as functions of time so that village A has a steady population and village B has a population that is initially large, but decreases.
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