An economist suspects that the points lie on the graph of , where and are constants. If the data points have three-decimal-place accuracy, is this suspicion correct?
A)The suspicion is incorrect
B)The suspicion is correct

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An economist suspects that the points  lie on the graph of  , where  and  are constants. If the data points have three-decimal-place accuracy, is this suspicion correct?
A)The suspicion is incorrect 
B)The suspicion is correct

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The Answer of An economist suspects that the points  lie on the graph of  , where  and  are constants. If the data points have three-decimal-place accuracy, is this suspicion correct?
A)The suspicion is incorrect 
B)The suspicion is correct

An Economist Suspects That the Points Lie on the Graph