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2 years ago

Please help me thank you

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AfilCa [17]2 years ago

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Step-by-step explanation:

y = 9x - 7

When x = 8

y = 9.8 - 7

y = 72 - 7

y = 65

When x = 6

y = 9.6 - 7

y = 54 - 7

y = 47

When x = 7

y = 9.7 - 7

y = 63 - 7

y = 56

When x = -8

y = 9.(-8) - 7

y = -72 - 7

y = -79

When x = 4

y = 9.4 - 7

y = 36 - 7

y = 29

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