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When given 2 data points, how would you use this information to create a linear equation? How would you create a linear equation if you where given an initial value and a rate of change? Use example of
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When given 2 data points, how would you use this information to create a linear equation? How would you create a linear equation if you where given an initial value and a rate of change? Use example of your own to explain the process.

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you will have to multiply by 2

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Answer:

multiply by 2

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