McGraw Hill Glencoe Algebra 1, 2012
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1. Solving Inequalities by Addition and Subtraction
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Exercise 57 Page 290

All four options show linear equations. This means the table of values is bound to show a constant rate of change. Examining the table, we see that increases by from one row to the next. Since we have a change in of , the change in between two rows will give us the equation's slope. Let's examine that change.
The slope is which means our linear equation can be written in the form Let's finish the equation by determining the intercept as well. We can do that by substituting one of the given points from the table of values in our equation and solving for
Solve for
The equation that represents the relationship shown is This corresponds to answer C.