Question

Diego said that these graphs are ordered from smallest to largest. Mai said they are ordered from largest to smallest. But these are graphs, not numbers! what do you think diego and mai are thinking?.

Answer 1

Both Diego and Mai are interpreting the said graphs (please see attached) in terms of which are Negative, Positive, or neutral.

The  Interpretation of the Graphs

When you want to interpret a linear equation in relation to a graph, it is important to note that two factors are critical:

• The slope and
• the y-intercept.

If the slope of the line rises from left to right, it is Positive; If it falls from left to right, it is negative, and if it remains on the same line across, but above the y-axis, then it is constant but above zero.

Therefore, in the order they have been arranged, the first graph is negative because its last value falls below the y axis, the second is above the y-axis but constant at a level above zero, while the third has its values increasing from left to right above the y-axis.

See the link below for more about Linear Graphs:

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