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How can you tell whether a table is linear or exponential

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Bingel [31]3 years ago

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You can tell if it’s linear if the numbers are going up by the same number

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**The equation is not clear, so I have provided both options**

<h3><u>Option 1</u></h3>

$\left|0.3-\dfrac{3}{5}k\right|-0.4=1.2$

$\implies \left|0.3-\dfrac{3}{5}k\right|=1.6$

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<u>Solution 2</u>

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<h3><u>Option 2</u></h3>

$\left|0.3-\dfrac{3}{5k}\right|-0.4=1.2$

$\implies \left|0.3-\dfrac{3}{5k}\right|=1.6$

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$\implies 0.3-\dfrac{3}{5k}=1.6$

$\implies -\dfrac{3}{5k}=1.3$

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<u>Solution 2</u>

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$\implies -0.3+\dfrac{3}{5k}=1.6$

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