Writing an equation using a table (day2)
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The document provides instructions for writing an equation for a linear function given its values in a table. It outlines a three step process: 1) Find the slope using two points from the table, 2) Find the y-intercept using the slope and a point, 3) Write the linear equation in slope-intercept form. It also includes examples of tables with x and y values that could be used to write the corresponding linear equations.
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- 1. ? Last week we looked did lesson 3: comparing functions ? Are you caught up with your work???? ? IXL skills must be able to be verified ? Yesterday we started lesson 4
- 3. ? Interpret the rate of change from the given function in table form ? Use a table to construct an equation from two (x,y) values
- 5. Step 1: Find the slope using two points from the table. Step 2: Find the y- intercept using the slope and a point Step 3: Write the linear equation in slope- intercept form. How to write an equation for a function when given a table¡.
- 6. x y 4 7 -1 2 -2 1 3 6
- 7. x y 1 1 -1 -9 3 11 0 -4