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x is timed by .5 in the first one (A) which would make it the linear function.

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For this case we observe that the first table has a constant rate of change.

In linear functions, the rate of change is constant.

To prove it, we will find the rate of change for two different intervals.

Interval 1:


m = (1-(1)/(2))/(2-1)


m = ((1)/(2))/(1)


m = (1)/(2)

Interval 2:


m = (2-(1)/(2))/(4-1)


m = ((3)/(2))/(3)


m = (3)/(6)


m = (1)/(2)

Since the rate of change is constant, then the function is linear.

Answer:

The first table is a linear function.

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