Draw the linear graph and find the missing entries.

Consider the missing entries as a, b and c as follows

As given the graph is linear i.e. it would be straight line
When x = 1, y = 6 consider it as point A with co-ordinates (1, 6)
When x = 2, y = 12 consider it as point B with co-ordinates (2,12)
Plot points A and B and draw a straight line passing through it

When x = 3, y = a consider it as point C with co-ordinates (3, a)
But from graph point C has co-ordinates (3,18)
⇒ a = 18
When x = 4, y = b consider it as point D with co-ordinates (4, d)
But from graph point D has co-ordinates (4, 24)
⇒ b = 24
When x = c, y = 30 consider it as point E with co-ordinates (c, 30)
But from graph point C has co-ordinates (5,30)
⇒ c = 30

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