In a linear modeling problem, the key term "initial value" refers to...

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Sollums · Answer

i cant seem to get this one question right

carmelle · Answer

What are the other answer choices?

The reason why you got this question wrong is because the slope is considered the 'rate of change'. You are either increasing or decreasing. The 'initial value' is what you start off with.

Sollums · Answer

@carmelle wrote:

What are the other answer choices? The reason why you got this question wrong is because the slope is considered the 'rate of change'. You are either increasing or decreasing. The 'initial value' is what you start off with.

output input and y-intercept

carmelle · Answer

out of those three answer choices left, what would you say the answer would be?

Sollums · Answer

@carmelle wrote:

out of those three answer choices left, what would you say the answer would be?

to be honest either input because its changing as something goes in but the answer was y-intercept lol

carmelle · Answer

Sorry im a little late but yeah, y-intercept would be your 'initial value'

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