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Mathematics, 03.12.2021 14:00, matius0711

I can compare linear and exponential function families using rate of change I can analyze the rate of change and initial value (y-intercept) in a linear and exponential function table and graph to describe characteristics about the function I can use a linear and exponential functions rate of change to determine specific input or output values (given the other) from a situation, graph, table or number sequence I can recognize when the average rate of change is zero and describe its meaning I can accurately graph a linear and exponential function and label its intercepts

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