Use the graph below to answer the following question:
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According to this graph on world poverty, what are the trends of the world average and sub-Saharan Africa?

The lines are trending in opposite directions; the world average is poorer while the sub-Saharan African average is trending less poor.

The lines are trending in the same direction; both the world average and the sub-Saharan African average are trending less poor.

The lines are trending in opposite directions; the world average is less poor while sub-Saharan African average is trending more poor.

The lines are trending in the same direction; both the world average and the sub-Saharan African average are trending more poor.

@bohotness

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Use the graph below to answer the following question:
http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_whist/v12/module08/0809_g18_q2.jpg
According to this graph on world poverty, what are the trends of the world average and sub-Saharan Africa?

The lines are trending in opposite directions; the world average is poorer while the sub-Saharan African average is trending less poor.

The lines are trending in the same direction; both the world average and the sub-Saharan African average are trending less poor.

The lines are trending in opposite directions; the world average is less poor while sub-Saharan African average is trending more poor.

The lines are trending in the same direction; both the world average and the sub-Saharan African average are trending more poor.

@bohotness

bohotness · Answer

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kohai · Answer

You need to take a picture of the graph

kohai · Answer

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