Use the following rules to graph and by label the ordered pairs on a coordinate grid with at least 4 points on the coordinate plane: 1. Maddy wrote a pattern for the
x coordinates starting at 3 and followed the rule “add 2.”

2. Ted wrote a pattern for all the y coordinates starting at 0 and followed the rule “add 4.”

Maddy's rule for obtaining the x-coordinate values and Ted's rule for

obtaining the y-coordinate values combine to form a linear graph.

Reasons:

The given rules used to graph the equations are;

Maddy's rule  for the x-coordinate values = x + 2, where, x ≥ 3

Ted's rule for the y-coordinate values = y + 4, where, y ≥ 0

Therefore, the following table of values can be generated;

The first difference of the y-values is constant and the difference in the x-

values is also a constant, therefore, the data represents a linear function

and the graph is also linear.

Using the above table of values obtained from Maddy's and Ted's rules, the

graph of the ordered pair can be plotted by entering the values in MS

Excel spread sheet and using the insert Scatter plot function.

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step-by-step explanation:

both graphs increase on their domain

neither graph has a y-intercept

step-by-step explanation:

the following points can be visualized easily from the graph