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The energy usage of a light bulb is a function. The input for the function is _________, measured in hours. The output of the fu

nction is energy usage, measured in ____________. Identify the functional relationship between the variables. _________________ is a function of _________________. The graph of the function will show energy usage on the _____________ axis and time on the _______________ axis.

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The energy usage of a light bulb is a function.

The input for the function is <u>time</u> measured in hours.

The output of the function is energy usage, measured in Kilo watts.

<u>E</u> (energy) is a function of <u>t</u> (time).

The graph of the function will show energy usage on the <u>y</u> axis and time on the <u>x</u> axis.

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