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PLZZZZZZ HELP!!!! 89 pts!!!(because I really need this answered) Mellissa plotted the graph of a function. The function contains the points (2, 4) and (3, 6). The domain of the function is all whole numbers.
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PLZZZZZZ HELP!!!! 89 pts!!!(because I really need this answered)

Mellissa plotted the graph of a function. The function contains the points (2, 4) and (3, 6). The domain of the function is all whole numbers.

Mr. Wilson reviewed her work and said that the graph is incorrect. Explain why this graph is incorrect.
Draw a correct graph.
And do draw a graph...or tell me what to do at least. any help is appreciated!

PLZZZZZZ HELP!!!! 89 pts!!!(because I really need this answered) Mellissa plotted-example-1
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A problem with that function is its domain. The domain is "all whole numbers", not all real numbers, so it is a discrete function and its graph is only a set of points (one for each whole value of x), not a continuous line.
PLZZZZZZ HELP!!!! 89 pts!!!(because I really need this answered) Mellissa plotted-example-1
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The graph does not meet at all the points there for her line is not straight
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