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Brainless will be provided if you answer this question, but please hurry. Which table shows a set of ordered pairs that appears to lie on the graph of a linear function?

Brainless will be provided if you answer this question, but please hurry. Which table shows a set of ordered pairs that appears to lie on the graph of a linear function?
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Brainless will be provided if you answer this question, but please hurry.

Which table shows a set of ordered pairs that appears to lie on the graph of a linear function?

Brainless will be provided if you answer this question, but please hurry. Which table-example-1
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B

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