Pre-Algebra
Functions (introductory)
Modelling linear relationships (rate of change and initial value)
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In a linear model \(y = mx + b\), what do the \(\textbf{rate of change}\) and \(\textbf{initial value}\) represent?
Rate of change is \(b\); initial value is \(m\)
Rate of change is \(m\) (slope); initial value is \(b\) (the value of \(y\) when \(x = 0\))
Rate of change is the largest value in a table; initial value is the smallest
Rate of change is the \(x\)-intercept; initial value is the \(y\)-intercept
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