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Comparing Two Linear Functions (Context - Graphically)

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start identifying the slope and y-intercept for each high school.

The slope represents the growth for each year, in this case for high school A is 25 and for high school B is 50.

The y-intercept is the number of students that are enrolled currently, in this case for A is 400 and for B is 250.

The complete equations in the slope-intercept form are


\begin{gathered} A=25x+400 \\ B=50x+250 \end{gathered}

Continue to graph the equations

High school B is projected to have more students in 8 years.

Comparing Two Linear Functions (Context - Graphically)-example-1
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