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Do the table and the equation represent the same function? y = 390 + 11(x)
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Do the table and the equation represent the
same function?
y = 390 + 11(x)

Do the table and the equation represent the same function? y = 390 + 11(x)-example-1
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Answer:

NO

Explanation:

  • Try to replace x by -50
  • y= 390 + 11*(-50) = -160
  • in the table we have -210 so the table doesn't represent the equation
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