then take a pair from the table that corresponds such as 69 for x and 30 for g(x) and turn them into a fraction:
69/30
do the same for t:
t/50
equal 69/30 to t/50 and solve using cross multiplication:
69/30 = t/50 =
30t = 3450
/30 /30
t = 115
honestly had a little hard time finding the equation but basically I simplified the fraction 30/69 to get 10/23 for slope and then I insert a corresponding x and y value into y= mx+b with the slope value to find b.
The answer is no, it couldn't be because the side lengths do not adhere to the triangle inequality theorem. which states that the sum of the side lengths of any 2 sides of a triangle must exceed the length of the third side
