How are the graphs alike? How are they different?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking how two graphs are alike and how they differ, requiring a comparison of their characteristics.
Answer
Both are linear; they differ in slope and possibly y-intercept.
The graphs are alike because they are both linear. They are different in terms of slope, with one graph steeper than the other, and they possibly have different y-intercepts.
Answer for screen readers
The graphs are alike because they are both linear. They are different in terms of slope, with one graph steeper than the other, and they possibly have different y-intercepts.
More Information
Linear graphs share the characteristic of straight lines. Differences in slope and intercept affect the angle and position on the y-axis.
Tips
A common mistake is not distinguishing between the slope and y-intercept when comparing linear graphs.
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