Graph of Linear function
Graph of Linear function
This is an example of a simple linear function. As you move the slider for m and c, the line you see on the graph will be change. For example, if you move the slider m to 2 and the slider c to 3, then the function rule "y = 2x +3". The "2" being multiplied by 'x' represents the slope or rate of change; how steep or flat the line is on the graph. The "3" represents the y-intercept; the point on the line, where the line crosses the y-axis.
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Try to move only the slider for m, what happen? Give your explanation below!
Try to move only the slider for c, what happen? Give your explanation below!