Write the equation of the line that passes through the point (4, 3) and has a slope of 9.
y=9(x-4)+3
What 2 pieces of information can you use to graph the line below:
y=5x+2
slope = 5 and y-intercept is (0, 2)
Given the equation
y=3*2^x
fill in the table of values below:
Determine if there is a constant rate of change, constant ratio, or neither. State the constant rate of change or constant ratio.
f(x)=3x+2
Are the following equations equivalent? Show your work.
y=3x+2
y=3(x+2)
No. The second equation simplifies to
y=3x+6
y=-4(x+2)+5
What 2 pieces of information can you use to graph the line below:
y=2/3(x-6)+1
A point on the graph is (6, 1)
Slope = 2/3
True or False? The graph below is
y=4*2^x
False. It is actually
y=4(1/2)^x
Determine if there is a constant rate of change, constant ratio, or neither. State the constant rate of change or constant ratio.
f(0)=8, f(x)=f(x-1)*2
Constant Ratio=2
Are the following equations equivalent?
y=2x+4
y=2(x-3)+10
Yes. See work below:
y=2x-6+10
y=2x+4
Write the equation of the line shown in the graph above.
y=4(x+1)-1
or
y=4x+3
Is the following the graph of
y=2(x-1)+4?
Yes
True or False? The graph below is
y=3*2^x
True.
Determine if there is a constant rate of change, constant ratio, or neither. State the constant rate of change or constant ratio.
g(n)=5(4)^n
Constant Ratio = 4
Are the following equations equivalent?
y=-4x+2
y=-4(x-3)+10
No. See work below:
y=-4x+12+10
y=-4x+22
Write the equation of the line in the graph below.
y=-1/2(x+6)-1
y=-1/2(x+2)-3
y=-1/2(x-2)-5
y=-1/2(x+4)-2
y=-1/2x-4
Is the above a graph of:
y=-1/3(x+3)-2
No, it would be:
y=-1/3(x-3)-2
Fill in the table of values below for
y=2(1/4)^x
Jack had 3 quarters in his piggy bank. Each week Jack's dad gives him 4 more quarters to put in his piggy bank. Is there a constant rate of change or constant ratio? Interpret it in the context of the problem.
There is a constant rate of change of 4. Jack adds 4 quarters a week.
Are the following equations equivalent? Show your work.
y=(1/2)x-3
y=1/2(x-8)+7
No. See work below:
y=1/2x-4+7
y=1/2x+3
Write the equation of the line that passes through the points (-3, 4) and (6, 5).
y=1/9(x-6)+5
y=1/9(x+3)+4
Is this the graph of
y=1/2x-4
No, the slope is positive, but the graph is going down. The correct equation for this graph is:
y=-1/2x-4
Is this the graph of
y=3(3/4)^x?
No, this is the graph of
y=3(1/2)^x
Carl has $90 in his savings account and now that he has a good job he thinks at the end of each month he'll triple the amount he had the month before. Is there a constant rate of change or constant ratio? Interpret it in the context of the problem.
There is a constant ratio of 3. The amount of money in Carl's account is being multiplied by 3 each month.
Are the following equivalent? Show your work.
y=5(x-2)+8
y=5(x+3)-17
Yes. See work below:
y=5x-10+8
y=5x+15-17
y=5x-2