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An ice cream parlor sells milkshakes in various sizes:
8 oz. milkshake costs $3.50
12 oz. milkshake costs $4.50
20 oz. milkshake costs $5.50

Is this an example of data that follow a linear pattern? Explain how you know, referring to the graph and the relationship between the size and cost of the milkshake.


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no it is not a linear equation...in order for it to be linear it must be a straight line, but this line is curved slightly which prevents the pattern from being linear
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