#16. Do the ordered pairs (-5,19), (-1,7),(3,-5),(6,-14), and (9,-23) represent a linear function? How do you know?

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The ordered pairs are represented as a linear function. since there is one value of y for every value of x. as to more understanding, all of the y-values are different than the x values which considers this as a function.

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