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A-REI.10 Warmup M1-006-A05-V01

Understand that a two-variable equation's graph is the set of all ordered-pair solutions.

Choose the table that matches an equation

Problem

Test the ordered pairs in Tables A and B below against \(y~=~4x~+~1\), then identify every table whose pairs satisfy the equation.

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A table represents the equation only if every row is an ordered-pair solution. We’ll read each row from the supplied tables, calculate the output predicted by the rule for its input, and compare that value with the table’s y-entry. A single mismatch rejects a table, while one matching row is not enough to accept it.

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Curriculum context
Course
Math I
Standard
A-REI.10
Category
Algebra
Domain
Reasoning with Equations and Inequalities
Objective
Understand that a two-variable equation's graph is the set of all ordered-pair solutions.
Problem type
Choose the table that matches an equation