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What is the initial value of the function represented by this graph? (1 point)

A coordinate grid is shown with x- and y-axes labeled from 0 to 7 at increments of 1. A straight line joins the ordered pair 0, 7 with the ordered pair 4, 0.

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I am not for sure what the answer is. Please help Ms.Sue

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  1. The value of a function is the y value .
    So you have a straight line from (0,7) to (4,0)

    From the information you supplied the "initial" value of the function would be 7

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    Reiny

  2. Thank you so much Reiny!!!!

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  3. I just realize it did say INITIAL VALUE! I understand why the answer is 7. Thanks for helping tho!!

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  5. hey ms.sue I am new here are you a actual teacher

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    Anonymous

  6. the answer is 7

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    Joseph Guadagnino

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  11. What is the initial value of the function represented by this graph?

    A coordinate grid is shown with x and y axes labeled from 0 to 7 at increments of 1. A straight line joins the ordered pair 0, 1 with the ordered pair 6, 7.

    1 x
    5 <;
    6 x
    7 x

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