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Use difference tables to determine whether the data represents a linear or quadratic relationship.

Use difference tables to determine whether the data represents a linear or quadratic relationship.
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Use difference tables to determine whether the data represents a linear or quadratic relationship.

Use difference tables to determine whether the data represents a linear or quadratic-example-1
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Its not linear

Step-by-step explanation: Linear means it travels in a perfect line

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