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To check, plug in all x values in table (for x) and see if the y values you get are equal to the values in the table.
@SolomonZelman gave you the expination similar to wt i was gonna put
how do i plug in the numbers ?
plug in x from the x column
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and then you come out with your (y)
Ok, I'll show you on the second table. \[\huge\color{blue}{ y=3\color{red} { ( 4) } +4 }~~~~~->~~~~~y=16\] table B however sates that when x=4 then y=0, but in y=3x+4 it is equal to 16, so Table B is NOT IT. See? do this for all values of other tables or till the FIRST INCORRECT or not corresponding value.
for example y=3(0)+4 |dw:1392043324577:dw|
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