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Do the table in the equation represent the same function
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Do the table in the equation represent the same function

Do the table in the equation represent the same function-example-1
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Yes, they do.

Explanation:

y=520+14(x)

y=520+14(-30)=100

y=520+14(-28)=128

y=520+14(-26)=156

y=520+14(-24)=184

y=520+14(-22)=212

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