Form 10: Comparing Tables vs. Graphs (Initial Values)
Compare the initial values of functions presented in tables with those shown on graphs. Determine which function has a greater or smaller y-intercept across different representations.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Table: x=0, y=10. Graph: y-intercept at (0, 4). Which function has a larger initial value?
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Table: x=0, y=-2. Graph: y-intercept at (0, 3). Which function has greater initial value?
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Table has point (0, 5). Graph crosses y-axis at (0, 5). Compare initial values.
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Table initial value = 12. Graph initial value = 9. What is difference in initial values?
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Table: x=0, y=25. Graph y-intercept = 50. State initial values of Table and Graph.
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Table has x=[1,2], y=[5,7] (y=3 at x=0). Graph crosses y-axis at 6. Larger initial value?
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To compare initial values of a table and graph, you must:
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Table represents proportional relationship y=4x. Graph passes through origin. Compare initial values.
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Table initial startup fee = $40. Graph y-intercept = $25. How much higher is table startup fee?
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Table: x=0, y=-8. Graph crosses y-axis at (0, -2). Identify both initial values.
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Table initial value = -2. Graph initial value = 0. Which statement is correct?
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Company A (table) has initial fee $100. Company B (graph) has y-intercept $100. Sum of initial fees?