For
______________ linear functions, there is another factor, an adjustment that moves the graphed line of the function away from the origin. We have to include this factor in the equation that defines these functions: output= (constant rate of change • input) + adjustment. The standard algebraic way of writing this equation is
___________.

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For 
______________ linear functions, there is another factor, an adjustment that moves the graphed line of the function away from the origin. We have to include this factor in the equation that defines these functions: output= (constant rate of change • input) + adjustment. The standard algebraic way of writing this equation is 
___________.

anonymous · Answer

Fill in the blanks please! (:

anonymous · Answer

Sorry about that I think something happened with the internet. So with the first blank I think it would be quadratic and for the second black should be written like such f(x)=mx+b

anonymous · Answer

Thank you!

anonymous · Answer

You're welcome but do double check