Approximate the intervals over which the number of new aids cases among 20 to 24 year olds increased. Write the answer as an interval. Separate multiple intervals with commas if necessary. Data from a 20-yr study show the number of new AIDS cases diagnosed among 20- to 24-yr-AIDS Diagnoses, Adolescents(20-24 yr) 1985-20053000******II*7,2660)2500200015001000(14, 1307)500排0.0.101520Year (x 0 represents 1985)Number of New Diagnoses

Using the given diagram, figure out the intervals over which the number of new aids cases among 20…

Data from a 20-yr study show the number of new AIDS cases diagnosed among 20- to 24-yr- AIDS Diagnoses, Adolescents (20-24 yr) 1985-2005 3000 (7, 2660) 2500 2000 1500 1000 (14, 1307) 500 0. 10 15 20 Year (x 0 represents 1985) %3D Number of New Diagnoses

Data from a 20-yr study show the number of new AIDS cases diagnosed among 20- to 24-yr- AIDS Diagnoses, Adolescents (20-24 yr) 1985-2005 3000 (7, 2660) 2500 2000 1500 1000 (14, 1307) 500 0. 10 15 20 Year (x 0 represents 1985) %3D Number of New Diagnoses

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Author:David Poole

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