Which table represents the same linear relationship as the equation y = 5x + 7?

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I can’t see the image. I’ll still try to help. The line has to cross 7 on the y-axis (|). The line is positive so it should look something like this “/“ By doing rise over run, (5/1) It is supposed to go up 5 times for every one time it goes to the right. Sorry if this explanation is a little confusing. This is the most I can do without seeing the image.

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