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1 Chapter 4 Review

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4 -Graph -Is it Linear or nonlinear -If it is linear write the equation of the line

5 -Graph -Is it Linear or nonlinear -If it is linear write the equation of the line

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12 What is the Domain and Range?

13 What is the Domain and Range?

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17 Tell me if the sequence is Arithmetic or not
Tell me if the sequence is Arithmetic or not. If it is Arithmetic, find the common difference and the next three terms

18 Tell me if the sequence is Arithmetic or not
Tell me if the sequence is Arithmetic or not. If it is Arithmetic, find the common difference and the next three terms

19 Tell me if the sequence is Arithmetic or not
Tell me if the sequence is Arithmetic or not. If it is Arithmetic, find the common difference and the next three terms

20 Tell me if the sequence is Arithmetic or not
Tell me if the sequence is Arithmetic or not. If it is Arithmetic, find the common difference and the next three terms

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