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and that we must try the straight line test

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It's a pairing between 2 sets of numbers

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It's a pairing between 2 sets of numbers

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I know that in a function, one x-coordinate doesn't have two different y.

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 This is neil. I know that when you put x in the f(x) and 5=x then it is f(5).

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 This is neil. I know that when you put x in the f(x) and 5=x then it is f(5).

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I know that there has to be a unique input, but there can be repeating outputs. I also know that f(x) is the output and the function rule is what the x has to go through to produce the output.

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I know that there has to be a unique input, but there can be repeating outputs. I also know that f(x) is the output and the function rule is what the x has to go through to produce the output.

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I learned how to use my calculator for finding the Y-intercept

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I learned how to use my calculator for finding the Y-intercept

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I learned that graphed functions don't have to be straight lines.

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I learned that graphed functions don't have to be straight lines.

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f(x)=y

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It's a pairing between 2 sets of numbers

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It's a pairing between 2 sets of numbers

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This is Neil. I want to know if you can use a graphing calculator for multiple equations at once 

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This is Neil. I want to know if you can use a graphing calculator for multiple equations at once 

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I know that on a graph if the line is vertical then it is undefined and if it is horizontal then it is zero.

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I know that on a graph if the line is vertical then it is undefined and if it is horizontal then it is zero.

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how to find the out put when given an input and function 

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how to find the out put when given an input and function 

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more about the word problems to do functions

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What if a graph goes on forever, what would be the interval notation for that

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What if a graph goes on forever, what would be the interval notation for that

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Interval notation and the correct format to put it in.

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Interval notation and the correct format to put it in.

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We learned how to graph on the calculator

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We learned how to graph on the calculator

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f(x)=y

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there can be the exact same y's for every coordinate and it will still be a function 

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there can be the exact same y's for every coordinate and it will still be a function 

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slopes

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How would a graph just stop? Wouldn't it keep on going since there is always a unique input to go through the function rule?

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How would a graph just stop? Wouldn't it keep on going since there is always a unique input to go through the function rule?

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interval notation symbols and how to write it

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How can you put a rule that when graphed goes on forever into interval notation

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How can you put a rule that when graphed goes on forever into interval notation

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what is the rule behind why the x can't repeat?

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what is the rule behind why the x can't repeat?

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We learned how to find x and y on our graphing calculators.

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We learned how to find x and y on our graphing calculators.

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I know that in a function, one x-coordinate doesn't have two difference y. 

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I know that in a function, one x-coordinate doesn't have two difference y. 

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I'm still a bit confused on rate of change, slope, and function notation

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I'm still a bit confused on rate of change, slope, and function notation

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I want to know that how to look the graph correct.

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I want to know that how to look the graph correct.

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I know that f(x) is equal to y

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We learned how to graph on the calculator
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We learned how to graph on the calculator
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how to find the x intercepts on a graphing calculator
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zeros are also x-intercepts
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We learned how to find x and y on our graphing calculators.
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A function cant be a function if the x's are repeated
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