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Graph of two decreasing exponential functions, labeled graph 2 (blue) and graph 1 (green), xy-plane, origin O. The functions both start at (0 comma 50). Function graph 1 has a higher horizontal asymptote than graph 1. Function graph 1 has a horizontal asymptote very close to y equals zero.
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Graph of two increasing exponential functions, labeled f (red) and g (blue), xy-plane, origin O. The functions both start at the vertical axis, function f starts at (0 comma 50) and function g starts above function f. Function f starts below function g, then overtakes function g and is growing faster.
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A triathlon athlete runs at an average rate of 8.2 miles per hour, swims at an average rate of 2.4 miles per hour, and bikes at an average rate of 16.1 miles per hour. At the end of one training session (during which she did not run), she has swum and biked more than 20 miles in total.
Is it possible that she swam and biked for the following amounts of time in that session? Show your reasoning.
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