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The following ordered pairs model a linear function rule. (-2,-9), (-1,-7), (0,-5), (1,-3), (2,-1) Which ordered pair can be added to the given set and still have the set repres…

The following ordered pairs model a linear function rule. (-2,-9), (-1,-7), (0,-5), (1,-3), (2,-1) Which ordered pair can be added to the given set and still have the set repres…
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The following ordered pairs model a linear function rule.

(-2,-9), (-1,-7), (0,-5), (1,-3), (2,-1)
Which ordered pair can be added to the given set and still have the set represent the same linear function?


a. (1,3)

b. (-3,-11)

c. (3,11)

d. (4,0)

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Answer:

c (3,11)

Explanation:

User Zxzak
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The answer is c (3,11)
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