Question
Function A and Function B are linear functions. Compare the two functions and choose the 3 true statements.
Responses
A The slope of Function A is greater than the slope of Function B.The slope of Function A is greater than the slope of Function B.
B The slope of Function A is less than the slope of Function B.The slope of Function A is less than the slope of Function B.
C The y-intercept of Function A is greater than the y-intercept of Function B.The y-intercept of Function A is greater than the y-intercept of Function B.
D The y-intercept of Function A is less than the y-intercept of Function B.The y-intercept of Function A is less than the y-intercept of Function B.
E Function B has a greater rate of change than Function A.Function B has a greater rate of change than Function A.
F Function A and Function B have the same y-intercept.
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To accurately assess the true statements about Function A and Function B, we need to understand that both functions are linear. Linear functions can be expressed in the form \( y = mx + b \), where \( m \) is the slope and \( b \) is the y-intercept.
Without specific information regarding the two functions, we cannot definitively determine which statements are true. However, we can derive general relationships based on the slopes and y-intercepts.
Assuming:
- If Function A has a greater slope than Function B, then Statement A is true and Statement B is false.
- If Function A has a lesser slope than Function B, then Statement B is true and Statement A is false.
- The relationship between the y-intercepts can be analyzed in a similar manner.
Based on these considerations, here are three potentially true statements depending on the characteristics of the functions:
1. If the slope comparison holds (e.g., Function A is steeper), then **A** and **E** could be true.
2. If the y-intercept comparison holds (e.g., Function A starts higher on the y-axis), then **C** could be true.
3. If both functions have the same y-intercept, then **F** could also be true.
If you provide specific information about the slopes and y-intercepts for Functions A and B, I would be able to determine the exact true statements relevant to your question.
Without specific information regarding the two functions, we cannot definitively determine which statements are true. However, we can derive general relationships based on the slopes and y-intercepts.
Assuming:
- If Function A has a greater slope than Function B, then Statement A is true and Statement B is false.
- If Function A has a lesser slope than Function B, then Statement B is true and Statement A is false.
- The relationship between the y-intercepts can be analyzed in a similar manner.
Based on these considerations, here are three potentially true statements depending on the characteristics of the functions:
1. If the slope comparison holds (e.g., Function A is steeper), then **A** and **E** could be true.
2. If the y-intercept comparison holds (e.g., Function A starts higher on the y-axis), then **C** could be true.
3. If both functions have the same y-intercept, then **F** could also be true.
If you provide specific information about the slopes and y-intercepts for Functions A and B, I would be able to determine the exact true statements relevant to your question.
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