Question

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Which statement correctly compares the rates of change of the two functions?


Function 1's rate of change is 1 foot per year greater than functions 2's rate of change.


Function 1's rate of change is 2 feet per year greater than functions 2's rate of change.


Function 2's rate of change is 1 foot per year greater than functions 1's rate of change.


Funtion 2's rate of change is 2 feet per year greater than function 1's rate of change.

Answer 1

Functions 1 rate is 3x and Function 2 is 2x so Function 1 is 1 ft per year greater

Answer 2

Thanks can you help me one more?

Answer 3

sure

Answer 4

Using that same image

Which statement correctly compares the initial values of the two functions? In other words, what is the difference between the two initial heights of the trees when Marco moved in?


Function 1's initial value is 2 feet less than function 2's initial value.


Function 1's initial value is 1 foot less than function 2's initial value.


Function 2's initial value is 2 feet less than function 1's initial value.


Funtion 2's initial value is 1 foot less than function 1's initial value.

Answer 5

F1 is 4ft
F2 is 5 ft
so F1 is 1ft less

Answer 6

Thanks! :D

Answer 7

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