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They are both correct because they have the same Initial Point and pass through the same point making it the same graph.

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They are both correct, square root of 9 is 3

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They are both correct, square root of 9 is 3

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They are both correct because they have the same initial points and both transformations have the same effect on the graphs of both equations

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Both Responses are correct because they are equivalent.
3 = sqrt(9) and the functions are 3*sqrt(x) and sqrt(9)*sqrt(x)

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They are both correct. Square root of 9 will still be 3

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They are both correct. Square root of 9 will still be 3

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Both are correct because their starting points would be (1,3)

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They are both correct because both functions have the same origin and point.

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Both responses are correct because the requirement of the initial point is satisfied (0,0) and the point it needs to pass through (1,3)

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Both students are correct because each transformation results in the same coordinates.

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They both are correct since the square root of 9 is 3, so when simplified it becomes 3 square root x, which is the same as the first students' response

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Both students equations are correct since they initial point in the same and the dilation they have both cause the graphs to pass through the purple point

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Both equations are correct. Having the squareroot of 9x is the same as multiplying 3 by the square root of x, because the square root of 9 is 3. It's the same equation written in a different way.

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Both are correct because they would both have the same Initial Point and would pass through the same point

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Both are correct because they would both have the same Initial Point and would pass through the same point

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Both students are correct because both functions show a stretch of 3 and the graph shows a stretch of 3

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They are both correct because the root of 9 is 3 so both are equal to 3 root x which would pass through the given point

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Both answers are correct. One of them just decided to put 3 back under the square root instead of keeping it outside as the other person did.

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They are both correct because they both are either a horizontal compression or a vertical stretch, by the same factor, giving them the same answer.

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They are both correct since they both start on the initial point and end up passing through the point (1,3). A vertical stretch is technically the same as a horizontal compression.

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Both students are correct because both equations satisfy the graph given; both have an initial point at the origin and pass through (1,3).

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They are both correct because the square root of 9 is equal to 3 which would make the second function also 3 multiplied by the square root of x.

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I think they're both correct

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Both students are correct because the second equation can be simplified to the first student's equation, and both equations pass through (0,0) and (1,3).

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They are both correct because both functions start on the origin and pass through the point (1,3).

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They are both correct. The graph would have a stretch of 3, which would be 3 square root x. However, it can also be a horizontal compression, which would end up being square root of 9x, which is also 3 square root x.

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They are both correct because if you take the square root of 9, you get 3. The functions are equal, they both start at the origin and pass through the given point.

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Both technically should be correct, as both transformations technically output the same graph

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Two students' responses to one of the HW questions are shown below.  Who is correct?  Explain.

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Two students' responses to one of the HW questions are shown below.  Who is correct?  Explain.