Which equation could have been used to create this function table?

1 answer:

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For multiple-choice questions, it is often faster to check the answers than to try to figure out what the answer should be.

Only selections (A) and (D) match the first entry in the table.
Of those, only selection (A) matches the second entry in the table.

The appropriate choice is ...
(A) y = x + 9

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