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MaRS Task: Nachines Machines Robert works in a factory that manufactures parts. He thinks that as the machines in the factory get older they make fewer parts each day. He collects the following data to see if he is correct. Machine A B C D E F G H I j Age in months 108 82 100 96 88 84 88 90 100 94 Number of parts made each day 110 300 160 200 270 290 190 230 170 220 Robert plots the number of parts made each day against the age of each machine. 1. The data for the first five machines Ato E,has been plotted for you. Plot the points for the rest of the machines.

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