The rate of change for linear function A is 1/3. It’s graph has a y intercept of 1. The graph below represents function B. What do the graphs of these two functions have in common?

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Markalex asked Jul 7, 2023

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The rate of change for linear function A is 1/3. It’s graph has a y intercept of 1. The graph below represents function B. What do the graphs of these two functions have in common?

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Answer:

The
-intercept

Explanation:

The equation of line A is
y=(1)/(3)x+1 .

The equation of line B is
y=x+3 .

The lines share the same
intercept, since when
x=-3 ,
y=0 for both lines.

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