Jordan uses a linear equation to model the data in a table. Which reasoning might Jordan have used in the decision to model the data with a linear equation?

The products of corresponding x- and y-values are equal.
The ratios of consecutive y-values are equal for evenly spaced x-values.
The change in y-values is not constant, but the change is constant for evenly spaced x-values.
The change in y-values is constant for evenly spaced x-values.

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Jordan uses a linear equation to model the data in a table. Which reasoning might Jordan have used in the decision to model the data with a linear equation?

The products of corresponding x- and y-values are equal.
The ratios of consecutive y-values are equal for evenly spaced x-values.
The change in y-values is not constant, but the change is constant for evenly spaced x-values.
The change in y-values is constant for evenly spaced x-values.

anonymous · Answer

I think its D but I'm not sure...