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NO LINKS PLEASE Which algebraic rule represents the pattern in the table?

NO LINKS PLEASE Which algebraic rule represents the pattern in the table?
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Which algebraic rule represents the pattern in the table?

NO LINKS PLEASE Which algebraic rule represents the pattern in the table?-example-1
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Answer: n=m divided by 8

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User Konerak
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multiplying each number by 8

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