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The data in the table illustrate a linear function.

What is the slope of the linear function? Which graph represents the data?

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I'll give a medal to whoever helps!!!!
The data in the table illustrate a linear function.

What is the slope of the linear function? Which graph represents the data?

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

i think you should look at the value of function at x = 0

anonymous · Answer

Easy.

What's the slope of the linear line?

Well, slope or gradient is the run off over the y axis, divided by the x axis.
Or simply : y2 - y1 / x2 - x1

So, use any two points from the table and plug it into this equation : |dw:1431695256728:dw|

anonymous · Answer

As for the correct graph, sourav is right.

anonymous · Answer

So its d? @Imad_Sawal

anonymous · Answer

Nah. See on which graph is y point -3 when x is 0, 

as well when is y -1 when x is 3