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Merrida wrote the table of points below. x-2 y-2 x-3 y-8 x-4 y-16 Which explains...
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Merrida wrote the table of points below. x-2 y-2 x-3 y-8 x-4 y-16 Which explains whether or not Merrida has described a proportional relationship, and why? Merrida has described a proportional relationship. It is linear and the line passes through the origin. Merrida has described a proportional relationship. It is linear and does not pass through the origin. Merrida has not described a proportional relationship. Although it passes through the origin, it is not a linear relationship. Merrida has not described a proportional relationship. It is not linear and does not pass through the origin.
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