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Helpppppp please don’t have to explain or write a long paragraph just help me out and give me an answer pleaseeeee fasttttttt

Helpppppp please don’t have to explain or write a long paragraph just help me out-example-1
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If it is a linear function, then the same difference in x produces the same difference in y.
Top left: The difference in y is always 2 even though hte difference in x is not.
Not a linear function.
Bottom left: Difference in x is always 1, but difference in y is 2 or 3. Not a linear function.
Top right: Difference in x is always 2. Difference in y is always 2. This is a linear function.
Bottom right: Difference in x is always 2, but difference in y is 2 or 3. Not a linear function.
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