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I need help! Quick!! Could the table of (x,y) pairs have been generated by a linear function? Yes or No

I need help! Quick!! Could the table of (x,y) pairs have been generated by a linear function? Yes or No
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I need help! Quick!!

Could the table of (x,y) pairs have been generated by a linear function?
Yes or No

I need help! Quick!! Could the table of (x,y) pairs have been generated by a linear-example-1
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Answer:

no

Explanation:

(7,1) doesnt follow the slope

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