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A data set contains an independent and dependent variable. Which must be true of the data set if a linear function can be used to represent the data? The set must have a constant additive rate of change. The set must have a constant multiplicative rate of change. The values in the set must be positive. The values in the set must be increasing.

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Answered by santy2
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When we have dependent and independent variables we will have a linear relationship.


Let x be the independent variable and y be the dependent variable.


To write the  relationship we will have :


y = kx + c


Where k and c are constants.


In the case of a line the constant k is the gradient.



A multiplicative change is a log form and it is given by :


Y = Ck^x


The relationship is not linear but exponential.


The correct answer is thus :


Additive rate of change.

Answered by stromanviper2008
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Answer: A. The set must have a constant additive rate of change.

Step-by-step explanation:

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