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The date in the table represents which type of relation?

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3 years ago Edited: 3 years ago, bio_man

The date in the table represents which type of relation?

Linear, Quadratic, Exponential, etc.

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3 years ago

Do first, second, third differences.

It's not linear because first differences are not the same

helping i. Author

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3 years ago

i said linear, i thought they were..

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3 years ago

Quote from: helping is kind (3 years ago)

i said linear, i thought they were..

It's not linear. First differences aren't the same

helping i. Author

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Yup, I said linear because the second differences were constant. *cries

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3 years ago

that means its quadratic

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3 years ago

that was such an easy question now looking back

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