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What are three things you can figure out about R1 compared to R2

What are three things you can figure out about R1 compared to R2-example-1
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R1 and R2 are two linear functions that present the same intercept point because both cross the y-axis at the same point. Both line expressions present a positive slope because the lines increase the y values when the x-value increases. We can also figure out that the R1 slope is bigger than the R2 slope because R1 increases faster than R2.

* R1 and R2 have the same intercept value;

* Both, R1 and R2, present a positive slope;

* Slope of R1 is bigger than the slope of R2;

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