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Mathematics, 06.01.2020 20:31 ciscodahchamp

The table of values shown below represents a linear function. which of these points could also be an ordered pair in the table,
and why?
x
v
i
i
0
3
3
7
i
t
6
11
i
t
9
15
i
t
12
19
t
(18, 27), because the rate of change of the function is 7
(18, 27), because the rate of change of the function is 3
(27, 18), because the rate of change of the function is 7
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(27. 18), because the rate of change of the function is 3

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