3 Questions
What is the purpose of a T-chart?
To keep track of the x-values and y-values for a given equation
What is recorded in the left-hand column of a T-chart?
The x-values
What is the first step when using a T-chart?
Plugging in the x-values
Study Notes
- A T-chart is a table of x- and y-values for a given equation (that is, for a given formula).
- The x-values are recorded in the left-hand column and plugged into that equation; the corresponding y-values are recorded in the right-hand column, in the same row as its x-value input.
- The purpose of a T-chart is to keep track of the x-values you've picked and plugged into an equation (that is, into a formula), and the corresponding y-values that you got from the equation.
Learn about T-charts, which are tables used to organize x- and y-values for a given equation. This tool helps in keeping track of the x-values used and the corresponding y-values obtained from the equation.
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