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3 years ago

(6th grade math) last question (sorry if im asking to much)

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kiruha [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

(in the box)

X Y Ordered Pair

4 2 (4,2)

6 3 (6,3)

8 4 (8,4)

10 5 (10,5)

Equation: y=2x

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(6th grade math) last question (sorry if im asking to much)​

(6th grade math) last question (sorry if im asking to much)