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If a 5-foot-tall tree produces 83 guavas a year and another 7-foot-tall tree produces 101 guavas, assuming a linear relationship with the independent variable x of the height of the tree and the dependent variable y of the number of guavas it produces, Ho

If a 5-foot-tall tree produces 83 guavas a year and another 7-foot-tall tree produces 101 guavas, assuming a linear relationship with the independent variable x of the height of the tree and the dependent variable y of the number of guavas it produces, How tall must a tree be to produce 146 guavas?

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