Answer:
the last one is non-linear
Explanation:
the other 3 tables have all constant (the same) change rates of y change / x change for all their point intervals.
the first table shows for every increase of x by 3, y decreases by 1.
the second table shows for every increase of x by 2, y also increases by 2. that automatically means that this is also 1/1, 3/3, ...
the third table shows for every increase of x by 3, y decreases by 3.
but the fourth table shows a varying change rate from point interval to point interval :
x increases by 2, y increases by 3 : ratio 3/2
x increases by 5, y increases by 3 : ratio 3/5
x increases by 4, y decreases by 2 : ratio -2/4 = -1/2
they are all different.
but for a linear function they must be all equal.