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In Algebra, a function is a relation between a set of inputs (independent variables) and a set of possible outputs (dependent variables). Each input is related to exactly one output. Functions are often written as f(x), where x is the input variable, and f(x) is the output.
A function table, also known as a value table, is a tool used to organize and display the values of a function for different inputs. It helps students visualize how the function behaves and understand the relationship between the input and output variables.
Substitute each input value into the function to find the corresponding output values (f(x)-values).
Complete the function tables by substitute the values and complete the missing values.
Substitute each input value into the quadratic function to find the corresponding output values.
Complete the quadratic function tables by substitute the values and complete the missing values.
Here linear and quadratic function tables are given. Substitute the x values to find the value of f(x).
Use the input and output values to complete the function table.
Choose the correct function for the given function table.
