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Mathematics, 07.07.2019 23:30, umimgoingtofail

The ordered pairs below represent a relation between x and y. (-3,0) (-2,4) (-1,8), (0,12), (1,16) (2,20) could this set of ordered pairs have been generated by a linear function?

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