Question

The table represents the equation y = 2 – 4x. A 2-column table with 5 rows. The first column is labeled x with entries negative 2, negative 1, 0, 1, 2. The second column is labeled y with entries 10, blank, 2, negative 2, negative 6. Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements. The x-values are the . The y-values are the . The missing value in the table for x = –1 is y = .

Answer 1

The missing value for $x=-1$ is $y=6$

Explanation:

It is given that the equation for the table is $y=2-4x$

The table has 2 column with 5 rows.

Thus, we have,

x       y

-2      10

-1       ---

0        2

1        -2

2       -6

We need to determine the value of y when $x=-1$

The value of y can be determined by substituting $x=-1$ in the equation $y=2-4x$

Thus, we have,

$y=2-4(-1)$

Multiplying the term within the bracket, we have,

$y=2+4$

Adding the terms, we have,

$y=6$

Thus, the value of y when $x=-1$ is 6.

Hence, the missing value for $x=-1$ is $y=6$

Answer 2

Answer: the x-values are the INPUTS

the y-values are the OUTPUTS

the missing value in the table for x = - 1 is y = 6

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