Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
All of the given data sets have x-values that are sequential with a difference of 1. That makes it easy to determine the sort of sequence the y-values make.
<u>first choice</u>: the y-values have a common difference of -2. This will be matched by a linear model.
<u>second choice</u>: the y-values have a common difference of +2. Again, this will be matched by a linear model.
<u>third choice</u>: the y-values have a common ratio of -2. This will be matched by an exponential model.
<u>fourth choice</u>: the y-value differences are 3, 5, 7, increasing by a constant amount (2). This is characteristic of a sequence that has a quadratic model.
