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First you run to 7 then you jump to 9

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i agree with you, you are sapposte to run and jump

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i agree wth you that is pretty much what i put

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i agree with you Riley you do need to run and jump

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i agree with you Bella you do have to run and jump to the numbers so you would run to 7 and jump to 9.

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I agree with you but I think the input output is for figuring out the number.
Grace C.

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I agree Riley

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I agree with you because you have to run and jump.
Cory

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I agree Maddison first you run then you jump

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I agree Maddison first you run then you jump

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I agree dribble and shoot works just as good.
Bella Chapa

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I agree with Madie

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i agree cory because you first run then you jump

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i agree cory because you first run then you jump

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I agree input output does work
Bella Chapa

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I agree Bella you run then jump

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the one above this is not mine.

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I agree with you because you would know to run and jump. Run to 7 and jump to 9.
Grace C.

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I agree riley because u do have to run then jump

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I agree bella because yo run and then jump.

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I agree bella because yo run and then jump.

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i agree with andre

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i agree wyatt because you do have to run and jump to answer the probl

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I agree with you you need to run and jump
Cory

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riley i agree to you do  have to run and jump.

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I got the same ancear

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julien i agree you have to run and jump if you do not do it right you will get the answer wrong

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aj that is right

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THX

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I agree because if you do not then you will get the answer wron

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you know x and y those are on graphing charts everyone say run and jump i like to say dribble and shoot because i play soccer the 7 would be on x and the 9 would be on y so first you dribble to 7 than you shoot all the way over to the 9 also known as y input/output tables help us with this to show us were the numbers go or what the numbers are to fill in on the graph.

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i agree andre because you run and jump to get your complete answer

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riley that is right

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agreed Cory

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Aj i agree with you because yo do have to run and you jum

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Aj i agree with you because yo do have to run and you jum

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your friend Wyatt Henry

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I got the same ancer

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The first number is run, the second is jump. So run 7 and jump 9. You could use a input output. All you do is the number you start out with is the jump and your answer is your jump.

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riley i agree you do have to run first and then jump

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Yes use input output tables because you wouldn't be able to find the coordinate.You won't be able to to run and jump either.

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why is everybody spelling things wrong?

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first you run to 7 then you jump to 9
~~ SANIYA

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ferst you run to 7 then you jump to 9

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I know because you run then you jump you run to then you jump y after x

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i know because you run than you jump

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I  Know that you can run and jump and you can get the same answer  either way you do it.

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to graph an ordered pair you have to run and jump. you run to the 7 and jump to the 9. that's how you graph an ordered pair.the function tables are used for graphing to help you it is allot easier for you to memorize two letters than to get confused with all the other numbers and i will show you the input and output

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I know to graph an ordered pair because of these ()

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i know you run then jump

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i know because you run and jump so you x first and y last.

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Input and output helps with graphing if you need to know what numbers to graph. You know how to graph an ordered pair by looking at the numbers on the bottom and the side. You look for 7 in the x-axis and the 9 on the y-axis then graph the dot

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because you first you run then you jump

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I know because you run the jump.

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yes,input out put tables can be used to graph because they are alike.
remember x axis and y axis

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how do you know how to graph an ordered pair? An example would be (7,9).

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how do you know how to graph an ordered pair? An example would be (7,9).

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Also, please explain how function tables (input-output) affect or are used for graphing. Please make your post, then respond to 2 classmates.