Interpret functions through input-output relationships, tables, graphs, and equations. Compare rates of change and initial values, and distinguish linear from nonlinear relationships. Explain the meaning of a point or a change in a graph rather than only reading coordinates.
6 skills with 18 worksheet PDFs
Clear filtersI can explain and apply What Is a Function?.
I can explain and apply Reading Function Values.
I can explain and apply Comparing Two Functions.
I can explain and apply Linear vs. Nonlinear Functions.
I can explain and apply Building Linear Functions.
I can explain and apply Sketching and Describing Function Graphs.
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