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Write an equation that represents a relationship between the independent and dependent quantities from the table. Identify the r

elationship as additive or multiplicative and explain your reasoning.
x y
-4 8
2 -4
6 -12
9 -18

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swat321 year ago

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The answer would be multiplicative by -2 because every x value can be multiplied by -2 to get the y value

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