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Should this be labeled as non-linear? If not, what is the rate of change? Please show your work, I’m very confused.

Should this be labeled as non-linear? If not, what is the rate of change? Please show your work, I’m very confused.
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Should this be labeled as non-linear? If not, what is the rate of change? Please show your work, I’m very confused.

Should this be labeled as non-linear? If not, what is the rate of change? Please show-example-1
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Answer:

This is not linear.

Explanation:

As you can see the difference between x and y decreases the higher we go.

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