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Help pls and thank you :)

Help pls and thank you :)
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Help pls and thank you :)

Help pls and thank you :)-example-1
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Answer:

The last one.

Explanation:

Each y goes up by 4: 4,8,12, depending on what the x is. The y is always the x times 4 for the last table.

(I got u homie :P)

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Answer:

The one on the bottom right

Explanation:

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