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1. What is this situation about?

2a. What are the quantities and units in the situation?

2b. Create a visual representation of the situation.

Your so‐called friend was able to obtain an embarrassing picture of you. Without you knowing it, your friend sent the picture via Instagram to seven other friends. Within an hour of receiving the picture, those friends sent the picture on to eight other people.

3a. What mathematical questions can be asked about the situation?

Write and answer question below.