IXL | Identify the graph of an equation

This equation describes a relationship between x and

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Complete the table and select the graph that shows this relationship.

x	y
3	1
4	2
5
6

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This equation describes a relationship between x and

Complete the table and select the graph that shows this relationship.

x	y
1	5
2	6
3
4

key idea

Each row in a table of

and

y-values

represents an ordered pair.

An ordered pair

(x,

tells you the location of a point on the coordinate plane.

The
x-coordinate

(x-value)
tells you the horizontal position.
The
y-coordinate

(y-value)
tells you the vertical position.

solution

start of large bold text, Step 1: Complete the table., end of large bold text

There are two missing

y-values

in the table.

x	y
1	5
2	6
3	?
4	?

To find the missing

y-values,

plug the

x-values

from the table into the equation.

Plug in x = 3.

Plug in x = 4.

Write the missing

y-values

in the table.

x	y
1	5
2	6
3	7
4	8

start of large bold text, Step 2: Draw the graph., end of large bold text

The graph that shows this relationship must have ordered pairs that satisfy the equation:

Each row in the table of

and

y-values

represents one of these ordered pairs. Write the ordered pairs in a new column.

x	y	(x, y)
1	5	(1, 5)
2	6	(2, 6)
3	7	(3, 7)
4	8	(4, 8)

Plot a point for each ordered pair.

Now draw a line through these points. The line represents all ordered pairs that satisfy the equation.

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