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Observe the graph of function, the coordinates points are \"\".

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To find the suitable equation of the graph, substitute any coordinate point on the graph in the suitable equation.

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Substitute the coordinate values \"\" for x and y in the equation \"\".

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If \"\" then \"\"                          (This is true)

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If \"\" then \"\"             (This is not true)

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Therefore the equation \"\" is not suitable for the graph.\"\"

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Substitute the coordinate values \"\" for x and y in the equation \"\".

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If \"\" then \"\"                                  (This is true)

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If \"\" then \"\"                        (This is not true)

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Therefore the equation \"\" is not suitable for the graph.\"\"

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Substitute the coordinate values \"\" for x and y in the equation \"\".

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If \"\" then \"\"     (This is true)

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If \"\" then \"\"                              (This is true)

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If \"\" then \"\"      (This is true)

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If \"\" then \"\"                   (This is true)

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If \"\" then \"\" (This is true)\"\"

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Substitute the coordinate values \"\" for x and y in the equation \"\".

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If \"\" then \"\"  (This is true)

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If \"\" then \"\"             (This is not true)\"\"

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The option C is correct answer.