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The table shows the height of a softball that Hallie threw in the air. Is the relationship shown linear? Why or why not?
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The table shows the height of a softball that Hallie threw in the air. Is the relationship shown linear? Why or why not?
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Answer:
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Explanation:
Because .5 = 7.2
So 1 = 14.4
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