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MF.GR.7 Warmup MF-046-A03-V01

Match and compare words, tables, graphs, and simple equations that represent the same relationship.

Judge whether two forms match

Problem

A table contains \((0,~1)\), \((1,~4)\), \((2,~7)\), and \((3,~10)\). Does it match \(y~=~3x~+~1\)? If not, what is the mismatch?

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Different forms can represent the same relationship, but the check must use shared input values. Substitute each table input into the equation and compare its computed output with the paired table output, stopping if any row disagrees. Testing the entire supplied domain avoids declaring a match from one coincidental point.

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Curriculum context
Standard
MF.GR.7
Category
Representations
Domain
Multiple Representations
Objective
Match and compare words, tables, graphs, and simple equations that represent the same relationship.
Problem type
Judge whether two forms match