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To determine the equation representing the function graphed on the coordinate plane, first identify the type of function: linear, quadratic, exponential, etc. For linear graphs, calculate the slope ( ???? m) using two points and use the equation ???? = ???? ???? + ???? y=mx+b, where ???? b is the y-intercept. For quadratic graphs, observe the parabolic shape and use the form ???? = ???? ???? 2 + ???? ???? + ???? y=ax 2 +bx+c, fitting points to find ???? a, ???? b, and ???? c. If the graph is exponential, use ???? = ???? ⋅ ???? ???? y=a⋅b x . Analyzing key points and features like intercepts, curvature, or asymptotes helps identify the correct equation.
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