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1) their slopes are equal but y-intercepts are not equal

2) their slopes are not equal but y-intercepts are equal
3) both slopes and y-intercepts are equal
4) neither slopes nor y-intercepts are equal

1) their slopes are equal but y-intercepts are not equal 2) their slopes are not equal-example-1

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Function A describes f(x) = 5x + 2. ('2 more than' means 'add 2', and '5 times x' means '5x'.)

To find function B, calculate the slope using two of the given points in the table.


(y - y)/(x - x) =(2-5)/(-1-0)=(-3)/(-1)=3

This creates a partial equation: y = 3x + b. To find b (or the y-intercept), input one coordinate pair from the chart.


y=3x+b


2=3(-1)+b


2=-3+b


5 = b

This creates the equation of function B: y = 3x + 5.

Now, you can compare the slopes and y-intercepts of function A and function B.

Function A: f(x) = 5x + 2

Function B: f(x) = 3x + 5

These functions do not share a slope nor a y-intercept.

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neither slopes not y-intercept are equal

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