• candybrie@lemmy.world
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    21 days ago

    I think it’s more y=5x and then y=3x, so you’re still increasing, but the rate of increase has decreased.

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      20 days ago

      This is exactly the issue that happens. They write things out narratively like a decrease happened, which would cause some panic in certain groups we work with, and then they would argue when we requested they fix it to represent a decrease in the rate of increase, or a slower/lower increase than prior, or however they wanna say it. But it certainly didn’t decrease.