Mathematics, 18.05.2021 08:30, meababy2009ow9ewa

Tell whether the set of ordered pairs {(3, −6), (4, −9), (5, −12), (6, −15)} satisfies a linear function. Explain. Yes; there is a constant change in x that corresponds to a constant change in y.

Yes; there is no constant change in x that corresponds to a constant change in y.

No; there is no constant change in x that corresponds to a constant change in y.

No; there is a constant change in x that corresponds to a constant change in y.

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Tell whether the set of ordered pairs {(3, −6), (4, −9), (5, −12), (6, −15)} satisfies a linear func...