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Exam 1: Getting Started121 Questionsadd course
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A graph shows the price of a kilo of cucumbers on the vertical axis and the quantity of new cars sold by Honda on the horizontal axis. The price of a kilo of cucumbers remains constant as the quantity of new cars sold increases. The graph of these data is a

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