What shape is emerging from the graph? Can you describe it? Do so in the box below.
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The line is slowly becoming more vertical, and the distance between the points on the y axis are becoming a lot more spread out then the points on the x axis. The slope is becoming less diagonal and slope-y
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Come up with an equation to show how the side length and time are related (do not use the variable s or t, as it will mess up your points above). Write your equation in the box below.
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