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Mathematics, 20.10.2021 17:40, annette211pdd8v9

Use the table to answer the following question. x /0/ 1/ 2/ 3/ y /8 1/ βˆ’6/ βˆ’13 / Is the relationship a linear function? How do you know? A. No; the change in x and the change in y is not constant. B. Yes; the change in x is constant and the change in y is not constant. C. Yes; the change in x is constant and the change in y is constant. D. No; the change in x is not constant and the change in y is constant.

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