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3. Graph the following data. Mass of marbles (g) 41.0 61.0 104.0 162.0 Number of marbles 10 16 24 40 45 172.0 Label the y- and x-axes with proper units. Predict the mass (g) of 30 marbles from the graph. 11

3. Graph the following data. Mass of marbles (g) 41.0 61.0 104.0 162.0 Number of marbles 10 16 24 40 45 172.0 Label the y- and x-axes with proper units. Predict the mass (g) of 30 marbles from the graph. 11

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3. Graph the following data. Number of marbles 10 Mass of marbles (g) 41.0 61.0 104.0 162.0 45 172.0 Label the y- and x-axes with proper units. Predict the mass (g) of 30 marbles from the graph. 16 24 40 11
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