The table below represents a linear function f(x) and the equation represents a function g(x) x f(x) -1 -11 0 -1 1 9 g(x) g(x)=5x+1 Part A: Write a sentence to compare the slope of the two functions and show the steps you used to determine the slope of f(x) and g(x). Part B: Which function has a greater y-intercept? Justify your answer.
I could answer this, first though, you're doing this on FLVS right?
The x function is linear (problem says so) from the table develop the equation for the line. You are given three points, use any 2 and do it.
Yes @LearningIsAwesome
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okay first of all @LearningIsAwesome I just wanted help so that I can understand it better second almost half of the questions on this are from flvs so yeah
That's okay, just don't copy and paste questions that's all :) bye
so any way @radar do I just pick 2 from the graph and what exactly do I do with them
@radar
determine slope. This can be done by the formula slope m - change in y (delta y) divided by change in x (delta x)\[\Delta y \over \Delta x\] that is the formula for slope. Now in that table f(x) would be the y value, and of course x is the x value. Use the values provided by the problem.
The change can be obtained by subtraction. Taking the difference.
Yes, just pick two points and be consistent with your subtraction, other words you are subtracting one point from the other (P1 - P2 where the x =x, and y = f(x).
Excuse me if I don't respond quickly, I am having a pizza for lunch.
oh so I choose two points so say I choose -11 - (-1) and 1-0 and then divide them?
Good, you have got the right idea, I will use the same points and we can compare our answers. -11 -(-1) = -10 and -1 - 0 =-1 So -10/-1 = 10 a positive 10. Did you get the same?
yes but now what do I do with the positive 10
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haha that's okay
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