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2 years ago

The table shows a linear function.

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Kitty [74]2 years ago

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There's probably a mistake in the problem; as written the answer is none of the above.

We have slope from the first two points of (4-2)/(0-4) = -1/2 and a y intercept from the second point of 4 so

f(x) = (-1/2) x + 4

maybe that's the third choice; forgot the fraction bar.

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faltersainse [42]2 years ago

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There's probably a mistake in the problem; as written the answer is none of the above.

We have slope from the first two points of (4-2)/(0-4) = -1/2 and a y intercept from the second point of 4 so

f(x) = (-1/2) x + 4

maybe that's the third choice; forgot the fraction bar.

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