Will Fan and give Medal What is the linear function equation represented by the graph?
4:1? Is it like a ratio I need a clearer response.
no it is not a ratio.
I'm doing Sequences and Modeling with Functions
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Pick two special points on the graph (whose coordinates are integers), please
it doesn't give me any integers, just that right there
Why not? on the graph, you have (-2,2) and (2,0) Is it not that all of them integers?
well i just re-looked at it and i also see (6,-2 and -6,4)
Plenty of them there!! you can pick (-6,4) or (6,-2). They are special also
yup
Now, we need just 2 of them. I follow your points
What is slope-point formula?
y-y^1=m(x-x^1)
not sure if I'm right on that
not \(y^1\), it is \(y_1\)
yea that i don't know how to type it like that
So, we find m now. Ok?
\(m = ?\)
M would be the slope..right?
yup
ok let me see
so doing (-2,2) and (2,0) the slope would be -4/2 right?
\(m=\dfrac{\color{red}{y_2}-y_1}{\color{blue}{x_2}-x_1}\) Your points \((x_1,y_1)=(-2,2)\), and \((\color{blue}{x_2},\color{red}{y_2})=(\color{blue}{2},\color{red}{0})\) How can you have \(m =-\dfrac{4}{2}\) ?
redo, please
so -2/4 ?
yup, simplify to get -1/2, ok? Now, pick one point, take that m, plug all in formula of a line above \(y-y_1=m(x-x_1)\) and simplify
ok give me a min
so 0-2=-1/2 (2- (-2))
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